Three years ago today, Mikel Arteta was appointed Arsenal head coach and it's safe to say that plenty has happened since.
From winning the FA Cup within eight months to seeing his job title upgraded to manager, then overseeing consecutive disappointing eight-placed finishes in the Premier League, going agonisingly close to sealing a top-four finish to establishing his side a genuine title contender this season, it has been a roller-coaster ride for the Spaniard.
Not to mention some huge decisions Arteta has made along the way such as freezing Matteo Guendouzi out of the first-team picture, allowing Emiliano Martinez to leave despite the goalkeeper's FA Cup heroics and of course, stripping Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of the Arsenal captaincy just over a year ago.
