The French strategist still maintained the affection of many fans thanks to the success of the FA Cup from 2014 to 2017, but when Arsenal could no longer be able to win the Champions League, the #wengerout movement became strong.
The 2017-18 season ended without expected when Arsenal ranked sixth in the Premier League and lost to Atletico Madrid in the semi-finals of the Europa League, a reasonable time for Wenger to leave, he ended his career at the club with a 1-0 victory over Huddersfield Town.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is the only scorer in Wenger’s final match, but Wenger’s last contract is not on the list of 10 best contracts.
On the occasion of Wenger’s 7th anniversary of the last match, Sports Mole chose Wenger’s 10 greatest contracts at Arsenal, with the absence of Patrick Vieira because the player joined the team before Wenger officially ruled.
10. Aaron Ramsey (4.8 million pounds from Cardiff)
Aaron Ramsey played for 11 years at the Emirates and became an important part of the Arsenal squad, scoring 64 goals and helping the FA Cup team in 2017.
9. Gael Clichy (338 thousand pounds from Cannes)
Gael Clichy joined Arsenal in 2003, part of “Invincibles Team” in the 2003-04 season, and there were 264 appearances for the team.
8. Nicolas Anelka (500 thousand pounds from PSG)
Anelka joined Arsenal in 1997 and quickly became a key player, scoring 28 goals after 90 matches before moving to Real Madrid.
7. Robin van Persie (2.75 million pounds from Feyenoord)
Van Persie has excellent 2011-12 season, scoring 30 goals in the Premier League and winning personal titles before joining Manchester United.
6. Robert Pires (6 million pounds from Marseille)
Pires helped Arsenal win two Premier League and two FA Cups, and are an important player in the 2003-04 unbeaten season.
5. Fredie Ljungberg (3 million pounds from Halmstad)
Ljungberg is an important part of the two Premier League and Ba Fa Cups, prominent in the unbeaten season 2003-04.
4. Kolo Toure (£ 150,000 from ASEC Mimosas)
Toure joined Arsenal in 2002 and became an important part of the unbeaten squad 2003-04, with 326 appearances for the team.
3. Cesc Fabregas (2.88 million pounds from Barcelona)
Fabregas joined Arsenal at the age of 16 and became the youngest captain in history, scored 57 goals and won PFA Young Player of the Year in 2008.
2. Sol Campbell (free from Tottenham Hotspur)
Campbell is a controversial contract but is one of the most successful free deals in the Premier League history, helping Arsenal win two FA Cups and a Premier League.
1. Thierry Henry (14.5 million pounds from Juventus)
It is impossible not to mention Henry, who scored 228 goals for Arsenal, won two Premier League and two FA Cups, and won the PFA Player of the Year award twice and Fwa Footballer of the Year three times.
