Manchester United superfan Kevin Masagara has amused football fans after making a cheeky suggestion about Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta following the club's recent Premier League performances.

According to a K24 Digital report published on Sunday, November 8, 2026, Masagara jokingly suggested that Arteta should take the place of controversial preacher Paul Mackenzie in prison.

In a video shared on social media on Saturday, November 7, the outspoken Manchester United supporter complained about Arsenal's habit of securing narrow victories, particularly 1-0 wins.

Masagara argued humorously that the Gunners were making life difficult for rival supporters by scoring once and then protecting their advantage until the final whistle.

He questioned why Mackenzie should face a lengthy prison sentence when Arteta's team was causing so much frustration among other Premier League fans.

The content creator also joked about Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya potentially winning the Golden Glove award.

He further expressed concern that Arsenal could go on to win the Premier League title, which would make the situation even more difficult for rival supporters.

His remarks came after Arsenal defeated Hull City 1-0 on Saturday, November 7, continuing the team's run of narrow victories.

Why Masagara Mentioned Paul Mackenzie

Masagara's joke referenced Mackenzie's recent court sentence.

On Friday, November 6, 2026, the High Court sentenced Mackenzie to 200 years in prison over the deaths of followers associated with his religious group.

The court proceedings attracted national attention because of the seriousness of the offences.

Masagara used the sentence as the basis for his football-related joke, suggesting that Arteta should face the same punishment because of the frustration Arsenal's performances were causing him.

Despite supporting Manchester United, Masagara has become known for his humorous football commentary and outspoken reactions to Premier League events.

His latest remarks have added another entertaining chapter to the rivalry between Arsenal and Manchester United supporters.

Do you think Arsenal's habit of winning narrowly is a sign of efficiency, or should rival fans be worried about the club's title ambitions?