The extra-sporting affair involving Arsenal’s French striker, Olivier Giroud, has caused a significant stir in the world of football, making headlines on various platforms including Africa Top Sports.com and The Sun.
Giroud’s alleged infidelity with top model Celia Kay, just hours before a match against Crystal Palace, has attracted widespread attention. The revelation, accompanied by photos published by The Sun, has sparked questions about who took the photos and how they were obtained.
As a consequence of the scandal, Giroud faced potential disciplinary action from both his club and manager Arsène Wenger. It was reported that he would not play in the FA Cup match against Liverpool, and Wenger was considering imposing a hefty fine of £230,000.
In response to the controversy, Giroud publicly apologized to his wife, family, manager, teammates, and Arsenal supporters via Twitter. He expressed remorse for his actions and vowed to fight for forgiveness and redemption.
The fallout from this incident continues to unfold, with many waiting to see how Giroud’s apologies will be received and what further consequences may arise.
