Arsene Wenger: Last News

A major change to the offside law is being considered by IFAB.

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has cautioned Liverpool against seeking Jurgen Klopp's advice for his replacement.

Aaron Ramsey has opened up on the transfer tug of war between Arsenal and Manchester United for his signature back in 2008.

Manchester United lost out on Aaron Ramsey's services when the midfielder made the move from Cardiff City to Arsenal because the Gunners intended to play him straight away.

Football could undergo yet another change to its laws, with the offside rule potentially being adapted in a bid to make decisions simpler for officials. The proposal, which is being driven by former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger in his role as FIFA's Chief of Global Football Development, is designed to make the rule easier to understand and less controversial.

Gary Neville has predicted Liverpool to come back and provide Manchester City's biggest challenge for the Premier League title next season, following confirmation of a third straight title on Saturday evening.

Legendary former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes Manchester City have a slight advantage over Real Madrid going into next month's Champions League semi-final.

Former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger said he believes Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak is an “honest man” and was surprised to hear of the Premier League’s financial charges against the club.

STRICTLY’S Tony Adams has told how he broke down in tears after freezing during his first dance, admitting: “It’s a miracle I didn’t run to the pub and drown all that sorrow.” The former Arsenal and England skipper, 26 years sober after battling drink and drug demons, revealed he cried “a lot” after the ballroom disaster, which saw him at the bottom of the leaderboard. In the first show, dressed in a red waistcoat with No6 on the back, he got a brutal score of 15 for his tango. But he has come back fighting with the help of pro partner Katya Jones — who he says is a mix of his no-nonsense Gunners manager George Graham and thinking man’s boss Arsene Wenger.

Arsenal full-back Nelson Vivas looks unrecognisable with silver hair as Diego Simeone's assistant at Atletico Madrid.Vivas can be regularly seen at the Wanda Metropolitano alongside his compatriot - but eagle-eyed Gunners fans might have remembered his short spell in north London. However, you'd be forgiven for not recognising Vivas, with the 52-year-old looking drastically different.Vivas' scruffy dark brown hair has been replaced by a cool silver slick-back in the years he's taken out of the limelight.

Former Arsenal centre-back Martin Keown has reacted angrily to Rio Ferdinand’s revelations about Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson's previous team talks.

Jeremy Corbyn once schemed alongside Hector Bellerin to outwit Piers Morgan during a rant about Arsene Wenger. A lifelong Arsenal supporter, Corbyn backed a motion as Islington North MP to recognise the Gunners as "the best team in the world" in 2004, as the north Londoners romped to a first-ever golden Premier League crown with the likes of Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira and Robert Pires.Under the guidance of legendary boss Arsene Wenger, the Gunners managed to remain unbeaten for the entirety of the league campaign - a feat no other top-flight side has managed since the formation of the Premier League in 1992.READ MORE: Arsenal told they have better chance of winning league than ugly TottenhamBut 18 years later, Arsenal's golden trophy still remains their last top-flight title.

Arsenal legend Gilberto Silva has left football fans baffled after uploading a snap alongside his fellow ‘Invincibles’ and Geoff Shreeves.The legendary Arsenal and Brazil defensive-midfielder was joined by Sol Campbell, Martin Keown and Patrick Vieira, along with former manager Arsene Wenger and ex-Gunners co-owner David Dein in a photo uploaded to his Instagram. The six all played a part in the club’s famous unbeaten Premier League season in 2003/04.Somewhat out of place and joining them was Sky Sports reporter Shreeves.

Arsenal's Europa League clash against PSV Eindhoven on Thursday evening has been postponed.The Gunners were set to play the second match of their European campaign at the Emirates this week but it has now been called off due to "severe limitations on police resources and organisational issues."That is due to the ongoing events surrounding the national mourning for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. A new date will be communicated in due course, according to governing body UEFA.READ MORE: 'Miracle worker' Arsene Wenger should have been given Arsenal role, club toldThere was doubt surrounding the fixture already due to UEFA moving Rangers’ Champions League home tie against Napoli from Tuesday to Wednesday.

Arsene Wenger was owed a "duty of care" at Arsenal and should have been handed a role at the club, says David Dein. Wenger, 72, is the Gunners' most decorated manager having claimed three Premier League crowns and seven FA Cups during his 22-year stint in north London. But despite his glittering success, the Frenchman's final 12 months were blemished by fan protests and a decrease in form - Arsenal's last top-flight title still remains the 'invincibles' 2003/04 campaign.Leaving the club to a mixed reception in 2018, Wenger is now serving as FIFA's Chief of Global Football Development and it's his formidable football knowledge that former Arsenal co-owner David Dein believes is missing from the day-to-day dealings at London Colney.READ MORE: Arsenal must now go for broke in quest for Champions League, silverware and more"He [Wenger] was a miracle worker, and they just let him go," Dein told the Mail.

Arsenal were the first and only football club to ever be invited to Buckingham Palace for afternoon tea with the Queen.Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II had been scheduled to cut the ribbon and officially open the club’s new stadium in the summer of 2006. But after hurting her back, it was Prince Philip who stepped in to mark the opening of the Emirates Stadium.The Queen, disappointed at missing the event, decided to make up for it by inviting the squad to Buckingham Palace later that season in February 2007.

Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero has backed Arsenal to celebrate St. Totteringham's Day at the end of the 2022/23 season, tipping Mikel Arteta's side to finish above Tottenham Hotspur.The London rivals' vicious hatred of each other dates back over a century when Woolwich Arsenal uprooted 12 miles north into Tottenham territory and was further fuelled by the glittering success that followed.

Tottenham as a youth coach - but he could have been a legend on the other side of north London. The former Barcelona and Manchester City midfielder went on trial with Arsenal aged 20 in the summer of 2003, with then-boss Arsene Wenger having watched him as a teenager.Toure was given the chance to impress the legendary French manager in a pre-season friendly against Barnet, starting in midfield alongside older brother Kolo who had signed for the Gunners the year before.

Arsenal snub by revealing that the Gunners told him he was "too expensive" a matter of days before they forked out a then-club-record £42.5million on Mesut Ozil.The Argentine striker carved out a remarkable career in Europe, which saw him smash in a glut of goals for the likes of Real Madrid, Napoli and Juventus. The forward also spent loan spells with AC Milan and Chelsea, although he came agonisingly close to signing for the Blues' London rivals Arsenal back in 2013.Higuain was continually linked with the Gunners during the early phase of his career, with Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger understood to be a huge admirer of the hitman.

Martin Compston and Tom Stoltman showed everyone how Scots celebrate a big win in style after last night's bumper Soccer Aid fundraiser.

Soccer Aid viewers were left in hysterics after four-time Olympic gold medal holder Mo Farah chased down a pitch invader and removed the young fan from the pitch.With the game level at 2-2 and World XI preparing to take a corner, the camera cut to the 39-year-old carrying a pitch invader off the pitch, over the barriers and into the hands of the stewards. Those watching the match obviously saw the hilarious nature of the incident, trying to outrun the 10,000-metre runner.One fan laughed: “Get Mo Farah at any game with pitch invaders.