Arsenal Legend Makes Team Ludes T-Shirt But Failed To Print Close-Up Goals

The Arsenal legend, who was jailed for 50 days, has made his new club run out of shirts, but his first training was embarrassing because he failed to score a short-range goal.

Do you remember Nicklas Bendtner? During his heyday at Gunners in the period 2005 to 2014, he became an Arsenal legend because of his speed and goals against the opponent's goal. After jumping there, including Juventus (2013), Wolfsburg (2014 to 2016) and Nottingham Forest (2016-2017), he finally returned to his hometown club, Copenhagen.

The former Arsenal striker then joined his home city club, FC Copenhagen, from Norwegian champion Rosenborg BK on a temporary contract until the end of the year, and his arrival has caused a stir among fans.

In just 17 hours, the FC Copenhagen website crashed because thousands of people accessed it at the same time and the club shirt for the 2019/20 season was no longer available at the club's grocery store after printing. 'Bendtner No. 32' many times.


After a sweaty day, FC Copenhagen shop manager Martin Nohr said they "never" sold so many club shirts in 24 hours. "There is great interest in buying our new home shirt with" Bendtner No. 32 "on the back, which made the shirt run out in all sizes," he told BT.DK.

"We are at an unprecedented level in the last few years when it comes to selling club shirts, and there is great interest in our shirts now." We have never sold so many shirts in one day! "

But maybe some followers will return T-shirt No. 32 after seeing Arsenal practice legend Nicklas Bendtner on the club pitch in the afternoon. In about two dozen short-range shots in front of goal, he only managed to nest one or two of them. Some got lost, some bounced off the goal post, and others were pushed by the keeper. Obviously Bendter has oxidized his joints after five years leaving the league which is so competitive and demanding, the Premier League.


Nicklas Bendter was sentenced to 50 days in prison for hitting a taxi driver in Denmark.

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