Arsenal has expressed its dissatisfaction after Conor McGregor entered the field without authorization following the team's 3-1 victory against Southampton. Although McGregor had VIP access, he was not permitted to enter the pitch. The incident went viral when the fighter was seen playfully performing UFC moves on Bukayo Saka, while also interacting with Declan Rice. The club has launched an investigation and is considering changing access rules to prevent similar situations in the future.

McGregor took the opportunity to have fun and play around on the Emirates Stadium pitch, which raised concerns for the club, given that he ignored instructions to leave the field. This has led Arsenal to consider stricter measures for future guests, as the incident violated the club’s established protocol.

Although the interaction was friendly, McGregor's refusal to leave the pitch after being warned has prompted the club to review its security policies to avoid future misunderstandings. Additionally, McGregor was filmed playfully throwing fake kicks at Saka, which sparked mixed reactions among fans.

The London club, which secured victory with goals from Gabriel Martinelli, Kai Havertz, and Bukayo Saka, now faces the decision of how to handle such situations in the future, with the aim of maintaining order and safety within the stadium.

McGregor's behavior has ignited debate, and while it was viewed as harmless fun, Arsenal does not plan to overlook incidents like this without taking appropriate measures.