All news on the topic: Arsene Wenger

ON THIS DAY IN 2006: Abou Diaby was a player who promised so much but was unable to deliver as a result of constant injury setbacks. On the anniversary of his arrival at Arsenal, we have taken a look back at his career

Former England and Manchester City manager Sven-Goran Eriksson fears he has at best only has a year to live after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer

ARSENAL VS LIVERPOOL FA CUP MEMORIES: The last time the Gunners and the Reds met in the competition 10 years ago it was referee Howard Webb who took centre stage

ARSENAL VS LIVERPOOL FA CUP MEMORIES: The pair lock horns in the third round of the FA Cup on Sunday afternoon, with many minds cast back to their meeting in the 2001 final

Captain Martin Odegaard is among the Gunners' more impressive January signings but the club has form for signing injured players late in the winter transfer window

Patrick Vieira was unaware of Arsenal's famous drinking culture when he turned up to a Christmas party in the nineties... and had his car keys taken as a result

Arsenal are seeking a rare win at Liverpool and midfielder Kai Havertz has been tipped to play a key role defensive if the Gunners are to stop Trent Alexander-Arnold

Former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, now FIFA's chief of global football development, is now in favour of a packed football calendar, despite previously speaking out against it

FIFA have taken the Club World Cup and, without consultation, decided to make it a gigantic summer tournament; FIFA chief Arsene Wenger is in favour, the same man who in a previous life loved to whinge about the stress placed on players

FIFA will expand the Club World Cup to include 32 teams from 2025 and Arsene Wenger has defended the changes which he claims will ultimately benefit those involved

THE BIG DEBATE: Could Mikel Arteta's temper harm Arsenal in the title race? Or is it simply just the Gunners boss' character? We asked the Mirror Football team

Everton manager Sean Dyche returns to Turf Moor on Saturday evening for the first time since his sacking in April 2022 and Burnley boss Vincent Kompany says he remains their “reference point”

Arsenal parted company with Unai Emery after just 18 months, but Arsene Wenger admitted last year he felt Emery was hard done by - and he's now thriving at Aston Villa

Manchester City have lost ground on title rivals Arsenal and Liverpool after a tough winless run but manager Pep Guardiola knows what is expected of his team in their title defence

Arsenal are pushing for their first Premier League title of the post-Arsena Wenger era, a quarter of a century after the Gunners picked up their first title under the Frenchman

Arsenal's recent history shows they seem to favour small technicians in central midfield, but one ex-Gunner feels they could have made more use out of a physical profile

Arsenal enjoyed a glorious period under Arsene Wenger's watch, winning three Premier League titles - including their 'Invincibles' campaign, as well as reaching the Champions League final with Dennis Bergkamp a star player

Arsenal's Invincibles will never be forgotten, but plenty have endured contrasting fortunes since leaving the Emirates, with some embarking on very different careers

Former Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Petit does not think that the Invincibles are the best club side these shores have produced and actually favours Liverpool's title-winners

Ainsley Maitland-Niles now lines up for Lyon but many Arsenal fans will be able to remember him lining up for the Gunners - until he fell foul of Mikel Arteta's 'non-negotiables'

A whole host of Arsenal legends attempted to push Stan Kroenke out of the door, but it appears the American is having the last laugh thanks to the Gunners' recent turnaround

Sir Alex Ferguson, Jurgen Klopp, Arsene Wenger and Pep Guardiola – four of the most successful and influential managers of modern times – but how will AI judge them?

Mikel Arteta will hit 200 games in charge of Arsenal versus Brentford this afternoon and he has surpassed Arsene Wenger in one measure of success

With City and Liverpool first and second now, just as they were five years ago, it raises the tantalising prospect of them leaving the chasing pack behind and slugging it out once again for the title

A number of Arsenal fans were left angered by the comments of former vice-chairman David Dein regarding Mikel Arteta's VAR outburst in the aftermath of the defeat at Newcastle