Arsene Wenger's legacy is set to continue with the Frenchman poised to have a statue unveiled outside the Emirates.
The Arsenal great managed the north London outfit for 22 years, saying his goodbyes in 2018 after a hugely influential tenure. He won three Premier League titles and seven FA Cups and also oversaw the change from Highbury to their new modern stadium, playing a vital role in the design of the 60,000 arena.
Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp - two pillars of his success at Arsenal - have seen themselves immortalised with statues whilst Tony Adams, who was captain for some of Wenger's triumphs is also remembered. Wenger is now set to join them, according to Gunnerblog.
