When Wojciech Szczesny left Arsenal for good in 2017, his departure was met with mixed emotions from supporters.
The Polish international's time had looked to be up for a while by then, as his relationship with then-manager Arsene Wenger had appeared to sour after the notorious smoking incident. Szczesny maintained his only real telling-off by Wenger came after a selfie, but his exit from North London was teed-up by a two-year loan at Roma.
An academy product who threatened to be first choice for years to come, Szczesny's downfall in Arsenal colours was a frustrating one for plenty of reasons. In the years since, plenty of others have come for his starting spot, with Aaron Ramsdale the latest to establish himself and former first-choice Bernd Leno drawing closer to an exit.
