Santi Cazorla proves his love for Arsenal with fans left 'crying'

Arsenal fans have bombarded Santi Cazorla’s latest Instagram post with pleas to return to the club while also being left 'in tears.'

With footballers all over Europe told to stay at home amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak and self isolate a viral trend has begun to take over social media called the 'stay at home challenge'.


It involves players attempting as many keepy-ups with a toilet roll as they can.

The likes of Bruno Fernandes, Joao Felix and Sergio Ramos have all taken to social media to give it a go and Cazorla is the latest.


However, the former Gunner is the cameraman in his footage as he films his son attempting the challenge.




The youngster, sporting an Arsenal shirt, clearly has his father’s genes as he manages 12 keepy-ups with ease before calling an end to proceedings.

Cazorla captioned the post: “There are two without three! Here we have my training buddy fro the last and following days!! @arsenal #Stayathome.”

And the video unsurprisingly went down well with Gunners supporters.

“Santi Cazorla’s child in an Arsenal shirt. I’m not crying, you are…” said one fan.




“Santi Cazorla’s son is doing kick-ups with a toilet roll dressed in an Arsenal kit. Get your cheque book out Raul,” said another.

“Cazorla posted a video of his son with an Arsenal shirt on and that's made me so happy,” a third said.

Another added: “Santi Cazorla’s son wearing an Arsenal shirt in his latest Instagram post? Come on lads, make it happen.”

“Please come back. Him too,” pleaded a fifth.

Cazorla left Arsenal after six years in 2018 but endured two years on the sidelines with an ankle injury.

Since then he’s made a remarkable recovery at Villarreal and is now back in contention for a spot in Spain’s national team.

Reports have suggested the Gunners are looking at Cazorla returning for a farewell in some capacity - something the 35-year-old is hoping takes place.

"It was frustrating to not be able to say goodbye to a club who treated me so well," he said earlier this year.

"It is something left in my career to say goodbye properly. I am eternally grateful to the club and the fans for the way they continue to treat me."