The weekend was an emotional one for all those connected to Arsenal as the club played their final home game under the management of Arsene Wenger. The Frenchman will leave his role at the club this summer following a two-decade tenure, which included three Premier League title wins and seven FA Cup triumphs. The 68-year-old divided fans during the latter stages of his career, mainly due to the club's failure to sustain a serious title challenge. All of the hatred has been out aside for the time being, though, as the Gunners bid farewell to their long-standing coach. Mohamed Elneny, who signed for Arsenal from Basel in 2016, was one of many players who paid tribute to Wenger and his...
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