Arsène Wenger’s Arsenal: 11 players who defined an era
Thirty years after Arsène Wenger took charge, 11 players reveal the many ways his Arsenal teams could win.
Thirty years after Arsène Wenger took charge, 11 players reveal the many ways his Arsenal teams could win.
Arsenal sold Gabriel Martinelli at peak market leverage. The record fee is clear business; replacing his runs from the left is the harder task.
Kai Havertz scored Arsenal’s equalizer and created Martin Ødegaard’s winner with a dummy as the champions beat Chelsea 2–1 at the Emirates.
Ainsley Maitland-Niles rescued a point on his Everton debut, five years after Arsenal rejected a proposed move. Loans at Roma and Southampton and a sustained spell at Lyon filled the gap.
Gabriel Jesus joins Barcelona 12 years after a Jardim Peri photo captured him painting Brazil’s colors before the 2014 World Cup.
Childhood teammates Mikel Arteta and Xabi Alonso meet as Premier League managers for the first time as Arsenal’s control faces Chelsea’s appetite for risk.
Bukayo Saka finished Arsenal’s clearest move as the champions beat Aston Villa 1-0 at Villa Park for a second win and clean sheet.
The Champions League league-phase draw gives every club two opponents from every pot, leaving even top-seeded PSG without a protected route.
Arsenal beat Coventry City 3-0 as Havertz, Saka and Ødegaard scored, with attacks from both flanks shaping a controlled Premier League opener.
Arsenal lead Stadio’s opening-week Premier League squad-depth ranking, with Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool closest behind.