Hvornår vandt arsenal sidst noget som helst?
2017
History of Arsenal F.C. (1966–present)
Efter trioens udnævnelser var Arsenal mere aggressivt på det efterfølgende transfermarked og lod den utilfredse stjerne Alexis Sánchez tage til Manchester United i en byttehandel med Henrikh Mkhitaryan, som Arsenal tidligere havde jagtet. Klubben tillod også truppefyldere som Francis Coquelin, Mathieu Debuchy og Theo Walcott at forlade klubben, mens klubben fik en aftale i stand til at lade Olivier Giroud, en ædel tjener i klubben, rejse til Chelsea. Dette skete, efter at Arsenal kunne erhverve sig signeringen af Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, en af de mest eftertragtede angribere i Europa, for et nyt klubrekordgebyr på 56 millioner pund. Disse tilføjelser var nok til at bringe Arsenal til finalen i EFL Cup 2017-18, hvor de dog tabte 3-0 til det voldsomme Manchester City. Arsenal ville derefter gå ind i deres værste taberrække siden 2002 og tabte fire kampe i træk i alle konkurrencer. Klubben tabte også fem ud af syv ligakampe i marts 2018, hvor de scorede 12 og indkasserede 15 mål. Når man medregner alle konkurrencer, indkasserede klubben yderligere to, mens de kun scorede én mere. Det betød, at Arsenal i gennemsnit indkasserede over to gange pr. kamp.
2017
History of Arsenal F.C. (1966–present)
Following the trio's appointments, Arsenal produced a more aggressive stance in the following transfer market, allowing disgruntled star Alexis Sánchez depart to Manchester United in a swap-deal for Henrikh Mkhitaryan, who was a player Arsenal had chased in the past. The club also allowed squad-fillers Francis Coquelin, Mathieu Debuchy, and Theo Walcott to leave, while brokering a deal to allow for the departure of Olivier Giroud, a noble servant to the club, for Chelsea. This was done after Arsenal were able to acquire the signing of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, one of the most coveted forwards in Europe, for a new club-record fee of £56 million. These additions were enough to bring Arsenal to the final of the 2017–18 EFL Cup, although, losing to rampant Manchester City 3-0. Arsenal would then go on their worst losing streak since 2002, losing four consecutive games in all competitions. The club also lost five out of seven league games by March 2018, scoring 12, and conceding 15. When factoring in all competitions, the club conceded an additional two, while registering only one more. This meant Arsenal conceded, on average, over twice a game.
History of Arsenal F.C. (1966–present)