Arsenal fans loved this clever quiz the club used to announce their new signing

Arsenal decided to get a little bit creative when announcing their latest signing.

On Friday, the Gunners confirmed Rob Holding's move from Bolton to the Emirates and they did it in unusual style. Rather than come right out and announce the news, they decided to play a little bit of a game with their 7.7 million followers. https://twitter.com/Arsenal/status/756446290142191616 https://twitter.com/Arsenal/status/756449338163863552   https://twitter.com/Arsenal/status/756451332253425664 And then came the revelation of Holding's arrival. https://twitter.com/Arsenal/status/756451783644418049 Football fans can be fickle creatures so you'd be excused for believing this would go down like a lead balloon but, as it turned out, Arsenal supporters lapped it up. https://twitter.com/ClassofBergkamp/status/756451919783133185 https://twitter.com/HFooty/status/756451672327655424 https://twitter.com/LeWookieGooner/status/756459746073411584 https://twitter.com/BassBraga/status/756451876787421184   https://twitter.com/TeamATSN/status/756458681085157377 https://twitter.com/_Tahsein_/status/756461232354316288 https://twitter.com/RobWoodfin1/status/756463262728728576 https://twitter.com/mashdolski/status/756482742024568832   https://twitter.com/tjuliaska/status/756471812481912833 https://twitter.com/amindgaf/status/756468632029319168 https://twitter.com/GunnerForever07/status/756467047668801536 https://twitter.com/BantersaurusDev/status/756466919931256833 https://twitter.com/bankcolye/status/756487101718429697 Fans are already getting excited about Holding's arrival - well, sort of. It's not the first time Arsenal's Twitter account has had some fun with a new signing this summer. When Granit Xhaka joined from Borussia Monchengladbach, they mocked all of those 'Announce Xhaka' tweets by...well...announcing Xhaka. Fellow new arrival Takuma Asano must be feeling left out. Want to win a free TV or iPad? Enter the draw to win one by taking part in our #MenUnmasked survey.