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Petit’s partnership with Vieira in the middle of the park was one of the many strokes of genius that Wenger made. Originally a left midfielder, Emmanuel was converted into a defensive stalwart; and he completely bossed that position in his three years at Highbury.
Freddie’s best form came to life during the second-half of the double-winning 2001-2002 season, scoring 17 goals in all competitions. He scored vital strikes against the likes of Manchester United and Liverpool in the league, as well as the second goal against Chelsea during the 2002 FA Cup final, which coincidentally made him the first player to score in two consecutive finals.
Love him or hate him, there’s no denying that Van Persie carried the club on his shoulders during his eight years in a Gunners jersey. His last strike for Arsenal not only made him the top scorer in 2011-2012 season, but also the club’s eighth highest record scorer.
8. MESUT OZILAt £42.5 million, Ozil is Arsenal’s most expensive signing. The ‘Assist King’ has been an integral cog in the midfield since his first day at the club. Last season saw him tally Thierry Henry’s record of 20 assists in all competitions, which won him the Arsenal Player of the Season Award.
9. ALEXIS SANCHEZ The Chilean’s transfer was a bargain. His first season at the club saw him win Arsenal’s first trophy in nine years and finish the season with an impressive 25 goals in all competitions. 10. JENS LEHMANN The German stopper played every single game of the 2003-04 season and kept a record 10 clean sheets during the 2005 Champions League. Noted for leaving his position and coming out of the box to intercept passes, mad Jens’ most famous moment of ridiculousness was when he was sent off against Barcelona – being the first player and only goalkeeper ever to be given his marching orders in a Champions League final.Joining Arsenal in 2000, Lauren cemented his place as the first choice right-back towards the end of Lee Dixon’s career, and was one of the unsung heroes of The Invincibles side. Despite being blighted by injuries for most of his Arsenal career, he won five major trophies in seven seasons. One of Europe’s most consistent and reliable defenders, Laurent has been a valuable part of the back four since his arrival from Lorient in 2010. A total of 21 goals to date isn’t bad for a defender, either. It also makes him Arsenal’s highest scoring defender in the Premier League era. Not only is Santi ambidextrous, he’s also technically gifted. Brought in to fill the void in midfield left by Fabregas and Nasri, the diminutive Spaniard displayed a statement performance in his debut match and has gone on to become irreplaceable – either by dictating play, scoring or assisting. Always with a smile on his face, it makes one wonder if he truly is the happiest man in the planet. During his time with Arsenal, Gilberto developed into one of the best defensive midfielders in Europe. His best season with Arsenal was during The Invincibles, playing 32 Premier League matches, scoring four goals and notching one assist.