Arsene Wenger

Fourth spot has proven to be one of the most contested positions in the Premier League this season. As a matter of fact, the race to finish in the top-four spots has been more exciting than the title race.

A lot of Arsenal fans don’t have any love towards Emmanuel Adebayorand one can say the feeling is mutual after the interview granted by the Togolese football icon during his time at IstabulBasaksehir in Turkey a few years ago.

Adebayor was an important member of the Arsenal squad before he left to join fellow Premier League team Manchester City in a controversial transfer in the summer of 2009. The Citizens were said to have paid £25m to sign him.

Per Mertersacker has revealed that Arsenal made a lot of mistakes in the transfer market after legendary manager Arsene Wenger left the club. Mertersackeris the director of the Academy at Arsenal and he said this in an interview with German outlet Suddeutsche.

Arsene Wenger spent over two decades as the Arsenal manager before he left the club at the end of his contractin 2018. He was appointed the Arsenal manager in 1996. Arsenal won several trophies under Arsene Wenger including three Premier League titles and seven FA Cup titles.

On transfers, Mertersacker said that Arsenal are just recovering from the numerous mistakes made on the back of Arsene Wenger’s exit.

Legendary Arsenal manager Arsenal Wenger talked up the then club-record signing of Gabonese international Pierre-EmerickAubameyangwhen he joined him in North London in January 2018. Arsene Wenger was the man who gave Aubameyang his Arsenaldebut against Everton in the Premier League and he repaid his faith in him by netting a goal in his first game for the Gunners.

Arsenal were said to have paid around £57m to secure the signing of Aubameyang from German Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund three years ago.Aubameyang was the most expensive signing of the Arsene Wenger era at Arsenal and he was also the last signing made by the Frenchman before his time as the Gunners manager came to an end in the summer of 2018

Legendary Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has advised Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Manchester United on how to get the best out of Cristiano Ronaldo. Wenger talked about the return of Ronaldo to the Theatre of Dreams in an interview monitored by Metro. According to him, signing Ronaldo was not a mistake on the part of the Red Devils.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has bagged the Manager of the Month Award in the Premier League for the month of September after leading the Gunners to a perfect record during the month under review. Mikel Arteta and Arsenal had a record of three wins from three Premier League matches last month.

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Despite the heavy criticism that has been weighed in on Arsenal and Mikel Arteta so far this season, there are still some people who believe that the Gunners can still come good and have a turnaround this season. One of those who still have faith in Arteta and Arsenal is the club's former manager Arsene Wenger.

English Premier League clubs have been working on transfers since the opening of the summer transfer window and no one is wanting to be left behind, including Arsenal. The Gunners have often been criticized in the last couple of years for their inability to make beneficial player recruitment either because they refused to pay up the full transfer amount to sign them or splashing the cash on the wrong player. However, they seem to have shown a lot of seriousness this summer after completing the transfers of a number of players to their squad.

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane is currently in a state of dilemma and still has to make a huge decision about his future this summer. The England international striker has had his future up in the air since the beginning of the last two season's summer transfer window and those rumors have continued to grow in the past months Kane is widely considered to be one of the best strikers not just in the English Premier League but in the world. However, he has grown discontent and dissatisfied at Tottenham and wishes to move on to follow his desire to win trophies.

The Spurs man has been a lethal goalscorer since making his debut for the London club but having already hit 28 years of age, he is now more concerned than ever about winning trophies and that's the main reason he has expressed his desire to leave the Tottenham Hotspur stadium as soon as he has the opportunity to.

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed that his former club are currently very low on confidence and need to start working on changing that as soon as possible before it does more damage to the team. The Gunners are enduring a difficult time at the moment and are currently finding it hard to attract their top transfer targets after they failed to finish the season in a spot that would have seen them compete in Europe next season.