Arsenal women's team's new signing is attracting attention.

Arsenal were forced to disable comments just hours after posting a video introducing new signing Smilla Holmberg on Instagram on January 6th.

Smilla Holmberg has a pleasing appearance.

The 19-year-old female player made 96 appearances for Hammarby, winning two domestic cups and one league title, and also earned 9 caps for the Swedish national team.

With her extensive experience despite her young age, Holmberg is expected to strengthen the depth and competitiveness of the team currently ranked 3rd in the Women's Super League.

In his unveiling video filmed in the Emirates Stadium dressing room, Holmberg enthusiastically greeted the fans, expressing his excitement at soon donning the red shirt.

Immediately, many Arsenal fans left positive comments, praising Smilla Holmberg's attractive appearance and confident demeanor in her debut video.

Many expressed support and welcomed the young Swedish defender. However, alongside the congratulations, a small number of accounts left offensive and sexist comments, forcing Arsenal to intervene.

Holmberg is only 20 years old but possesses extensive experience.

Arsenal are currently partnering with data science company Signify Group, using their Threat Matrix service to monitor and combat online abuse. The disabling of comments is seen as a necessary measure to protect the young player, although it also prevents many fans from sending welcome messages to the new signing.

Despite the unfortunate incident, Holmberg affirmed that joining Arsenal was a dream come true. "This is a very special moment for me and my family. Arsenal is a club with high standards and a strong winning culture," she shared. Coach Renee Slegers also expressed her satisfaction, assessing Holmberg as a player with great potential and a good fit for the team's ambition to win titles.

Source: https://znews.vn/tan-binh-doi-nu-arsenal-gay-chu-y-post1617450.html