Squad
Appearances
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Goalkeeper
21 Łukasz Fabiański Poland 18/04/1985
1 Jens Lehmann Germany 10/11/1969
40 Vito Mannone Italy 02/03/1988
24 Manuel Almunia Spain 19/05/1977
49 James Shea England 16/06/1991
Defender
22 Gaël Clichy France 26/07/1985
20 Johan Djourou Switzerland 18/01/1987
27 Emmanuel Eboué Ivory Coast 04/06/1983
10 William Gallas France 17/08/1977
34 Kieran Gibbs England 26/09/1989
46 Kerrea Gilbert England 28/02/1987
41 Gavin Hoyte Trinidad & Tobago 06/06/1990
31 Justin Hoyte Trinidad & Tobago 20/11/1984
3 Bacary Sagna France 14/02/1983
6 Philippe Senderos Switzerland 14/02/1985
5 Kolo Touré Ivory Coast 19/03/1981
30 Armand Traoré Senegal 08/10/1989
Midfielder
4 Cesc Fàbregas Spain 04/05/1987
15 Denilson Brazil 16/02/1988
2 Abou Diaby France 11/05/1986
16 Mathieu Flamini France 07/03/1984
19 Gilberto Silva Brazil 07/10/1976
13 Aliaksandr Hleb Belarus 01/05/1981
Henri Lansbury England 12/10/1990
35 Håvard Nordtveit Norway 21/06/1990
36 Mark Randall England 28/09/1989
7 Tomáš Rosický Czech Republic 04/10/1980
17 Alex Song Cameroon 09/09/1987
Forward
25 Emmanuel Adebayor Togo 26/02/1984
43 Nacer Barazite Netherlands 27/05/1990
26 Nicklas Bendtner Denmark 16/01/1988
9 Eduardo Croatia 25/02/1983
11 Robin van Persie Netherlands 06/08/1983
32 Theo Walcott England 16/03/1989
Manager
Arsène Wenger France 22/10/1949
Ass. Manager
Boro Primorac Bosnia-Herzegovina 05/12/1954
Pat Rice Northern Ireland 17/03/1949
Goalkeeping Coach
Gerry Peyton Ireland 20/05/1956
Game Analyst
Sam Hayball England 28/12/1992

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Arsenal FC
Arsenal FC
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Country: England
Founded: 01/10/1886
stadium: Emirates Stadium
Homepage: https://www.arsenal.com/
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