New Arsenal manager Unai Emery said that the Premier League is a difficult competition and that the best players and the best managers are in England. He said that it is very different from Spain and France where he has previously managed.
In a time where clubs are scrambling to complete talks before the window closes, we remind you that there have been low profile transfers that have gone ahead to define an era in the Premier League.
Arsenal second choice keeper David Ospina is set to exit the club following the arrival of Bernd Leno. Leno joined from German Bundesliga side Bayer Leverkusen for £19 million this summer. Leno is the expected long term keeper for the Premier League side as the Gunners gradually phase out 36-year old Petr Cech.
Arsenal emerged winners on the European night against Italian side AC Milan but hero Danny Welbeck has been criticized for diving. The former Manchester United but now Arsenal man is believed to be gradually building a reputation for himself by Australia striker Scott McDonald. Arsene Wenger, who usually blame match officials when they get their decisions wrong or when the situation is controversial, when asked about the diving incident, said he had not had enough time to review it.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said that he is proud of his players despite defeat in the important match against Manchester United. He said that his players have performed well after going behind early in the game and that on another occasion they could have won the game.
Indeed Arsenal conceded two goals early in the game due to defensive errors and was left with an impossible task to get back into the game.
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When it comes to club loyalty, there are many players who pop up as there are a number of performers who have managed to stay with 1 specific club during their entire professional playing career.
Arsene Wenger has done the same thing but in managerial terms as the French tactician has spent over 20 years at the helm of the English Premier League club.
Unfortunately for Wenger, he has a divide of opinion with many supporters of Arsenal being happy to see him in charge of the club but there are others who want to see the French manager leaving the Emirates Stadium after failing to win the English Premier League title in more than 10 years. Continue reading Arsene Wenger admitted being uncertain about his future