Legendary former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has named the five players in world football he enjoys watching the most in ...

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has picked out Mohamed Salah as his ‘favourite’ player to watch in world football, praising the Liverpool forward’s extraordinary ‘longevity’ in the ...

In Crystal Palace’s meeting with Brighton at Selhurst Park, Eddie Nketiah was sent off and Danny Welbeck was a hero. Welbeck, who left Arsenal in 2019, became a record-breaker, taking the crown from ...

When Arsene Wenger arrived in 1996 ... Wenger inherited a squad of players that had mostly been schooled and moulded under Graham, although the arrival a year earlier of Dennis Bergkamp and ...

Arsene Wenger has admitted he loves to see the way Arsenal are integrating young players into the first-team squad under Mikel Arteta. Arsenal have given quite a lot of opportunities to young ...

With as intriguing a crop of young talent as the program has had in years, you can count Arsene ... for that, Wenger said, starting with the ever-growing group of young players that are breaking ...

Arsene Wenger has spent much of his life in professional football first as a player and then as a manager known for his staying power and success. He led Arsenal for 22 years from 1996 to 2018 ...

Arsene Wenger believes advances in technology have aided player welfare enough to cope with football’s growing calendar. From 2025, the Club World Cup will expand to a 32-team summer competition ...

The current examples include Martin Odegaard, who left Los Blancos to join the Gunners, and Fede Valverde, who had a trial in north London before going on to join the Spanish giants. Among those who ...

saying, basically, ‘who the hell is Arsene Wenger?’ “Straight away in his ... He’s a man who draws up psychological profiles of his players — are they emotionally stable?, ...

Arsene Wenger talks exclusively to beIN SPORTS about how many players he'd like to sign for Arsenal this summer and whether he'll spend big money in this transfer window.

Arsene Wenger has admitted he loves to see the way Arsenal are integrating young players into the first-team squad under Mikel Arteta. Arsenal have given quite a lot of opportunities to young players ...