AEW Superstar Chris Jericho Congratulates Rangers FC Over Huge Milestone

Rangers FC earned one of the rarest achievements in soccer history, which is going unbeaten an entire season, and completed this historic feat following a 4-0 win over Aberdeen earlier this week. 

The celebrations were rife all over social media as fans from all over the world congratulated the tram over this milestone. Former AEW Champion Chris Jericho also took to Twitter to laud this achievement, as you can see in the tweet below. 

Rangers FC deserve all the accolades they get and more. The team has transformed into a different beast this season under the management of Liverpool FC legend Steven Gerrard, who has made a brilliant start to his career as a manager.

This is his first league title win, and he heads into the next season with a lot more eyes on him, given that we could see him manage Liverpool itself in a few years. 

The team has been excellent in converting chances and have been clear of arch-rivals Celtic, who were unable to topple the league winners on multiple occasions. An invincible season saw Rangers go 55 games unbeaten, a record that will stand strong in the football world as they look to higher competition next season in the UEFA Champions League.

Former WWE Champion Drew McIntyre, an open fan of the club, also regularly keeps tabs on its happenings and will surely celebrate this success. 

Braun Stroman celebrated Leicester City’s FA Cup success

In the English premier league, Leicester City managed to edge past Chelsea by a slim 1 goal victory to win the FA Cup for the first time. A goal by Youri Tielemans was enough to humble Chelsea, who just played their first of 2 finals, the second one being the UEFA Champions League final against Manchester City.

Braun Strowman congratulated the foxes over their win on Twitter and named Goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel as his favorite from the team.

This was another huge fixture watched all over the world as Chelsea tried to get back into the game with attack after attack. However, the Leicester defense stood strong. 

A late goal by Ben Chilwell brought up the hopes for the Blues, but it was later ruled out as offside by VAR, a moment that more or less handed the title to the foxes.