ARSENAL star Emile Smith Rowe has committed a cardinal sin by hanging a jersey of a Tottenham rival up on his wall.
The academy product, 22, has suffered a frustrating season with injury and was limited to just 14 appearances – which included ZERO starts.
That led to reports that he could be shipped out in the closed season as Mikel Arteta looks to freshen up his squad ahead of a renewed title challenge next term.
But SunSport revealed the Gunners have no plans to let Smith Rowe leave.
Away from the speculation over his future, Smith Rowe recently starred in a TikTok video with A Star Tattoos, who produced the attacker’s ink works, visiting his home.
While there, the England youth ace showed his guest a collection of several framed shirts that he has amassed from playing against some of the greats in the game.
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But amongst those hung up on his wall was a Spurs one that he had got from Son Heung-min, which is sure to not go down well with Gooners.
Meanwhile, Smith Rowe is currently preparing to go away with the England Under-21s next month for the Euros in Georgia and Romania.
Smith Rowe has three appearances and a goal for the Three Lions senior side.
The star joined Arsenal at the age of 10 in 2010.
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He signed his first professional contract in July 2018 and made his first-team debut against Vorskla Poltava in the Europa League two months later.
The midfielder has since scored 18 goals in 96 appearances for the Gunners.
Now he will be looking to return to pre-season training in tip-top condition.
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