OLEKSANDR ZINCHENKO has displayed his admiration for his new club Arsenal by having a phenomenal mural of himself at the Emirates Stadium affixed to the home gym wall.

The athlete from Ukrаine has had his training area converted into a chamber with an Arsenal motif.

In order to accomplish his desired outcome, Zinchenko sought the assistance of artist Emma Kenny.

Following two weeks of arduous labor, Kenny successfully materialized the football player’s extraordinary aspiration.

She uploaded an exceptional video to Instagram that showcased the finished product and featured her engaged in the ambitious undertaking.

Two enormous portraits of Zinchenko, 25, in an Arsenal uniform, accompany a panoramic view of Emirates Stadium bathed in radiant sunlight.

One depicts him triumphantly gesturing in defiance, whereas the other features his nаme and No35 jersey.

Emma disclosed to SunSport that Zinchenko had contacted her via Instagram regarding the endeavor.

She encountered a formidable obstacle in completing it prior to his move-in date, but succeeded in creating a work of art.

She told SunSport regarding Zinchenko’s reaction to her extraordinary effort, “It was an enormous challenge but incredibly rewarding, and he was ecstatic with the outcome.”

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Alongside the remarkable mural, Zinchenko has adorned the walls with motivational phrases and words.

The words “believe,” “discipline,” “strong,” “consistency,” and “sеcrеt” are among them.

Additionally, “1% talent, 99% effort” is a recurring inscription on the wall.

Following the publication of a video snippet on social media, Emma garnered considerable acclaim for her extraordinary artwork.

A TikTоk commenter remarked, “That is absolutely incredible.”

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A second individual exclaimed, “Wow, this is incredible; I want it in my house as well.”

A third exclaimed, “This talent is absolutely insаne!” “Well done!”

Emma wrote on Instagram after completing the project, “Full-time has been called upon for my most extensive painting undertaking to date: 42 square meters, 125 hours, 13 days, two portraits, one participant.

“Aside from being exhausted, I mostly feel incredibly honoured to have been asked to create this beast of a mural for @zinchenko_96.”