Tottenham Hotspur star put on the spot over Arsenal Premier League title hopes
Tottenham Hotspur star Dejan Kulusevski has taken a swipe at Arsenal's title hopes
Tottenham Hotspur star Dejan Kulusevski showed his true colours regarding Arsenal's Premier League title hopes this season. The Swedish international was asked whether it would be a fact or 'cap' if the Gunners would win the top-flight title.
The 25-year-old wasted no time in taking a dig at Spurs' arch-rivals, quashing any suggestion of Mikel Arteta's side ending their wait for a Premier League title.
Speaking to popular YouTuber Chunkz for Sport Bible - who also happens to be a big Arsenal fan - Kulusevski said: "Cap! And put that on my name."
Chunkz replied: "I can't wait for when it happens. You know I'm going to Facetime you laughing?"
"Please do," Kulusevski said. "I will find you when they don't."
Kulusevski has not featured for Tottenham this season after picking up a knee injury back in May of 2025. He missed the Europa League triumph in Bilbao over Man United and is yet to play for Thomas Frank.
Speaking earlier this month, Frank said: "We know it's a complicated injury. If there's one person who can accelerate that, it's Dejan. He's a top pro and has got a top mentality. The most important thing is to remove the pain in the knee.
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"He got an injection to help that 10 days ago. We know in three to four weeks if it's settled and when it's settled, hopefully, he’ll be on the grass and from there, we’ll see what’s happening."
Frank will be hoping to have one of his most dangerous players back fit, with the Swedish star one of Spurs' brightest in an otherwise disappointing campaign.
Kulusevski made 50 appearances in all competitions last season, scoring ten goals and notching another 11 goal contributions in terms of assists.
As for Spurs' arch-rivals Arsenal, they were beaten by Manchester United 3-2 at the Emirates Stadium in their last outing, meaning Manchester City and Aston Villa are now just four points behind Arteta's side.
The Gunners had taken the lead through a Lisandro Martinez own goal, but Michael Carrick's men responded with goals from Bryan Mbeumo and Patrick Dorgu.
Mikel Merino equalised for the hosts in the 84th minute, before Matheus Cunha scored the winner in the 87th minute to take all three points.
Arsenal have not won in their last three games with draws against Nottingham Forest and Liverpool, with title rivals City and Villa also dropping points.
The Gunners were unable to take advantage and have seen their lead at the top of the table cut to just four points.