When Arsene Wenger announced he was going to step down from his role as Arsenal manager after 22 years in April 2018, it sent a shudder through the football club. For the first time in over two decades, they were now searching for change. It was new territory for the Gunners but it was also unfamiliar for Wenger. This was a man who had given so much of his time to football. Blood, sweat and tears had been sapped from the 69-year-old's body during a spell that included unparalleled domestic success in the club's history, but also a nine-year trophy drought. The Gunners' last league title was won by the Invincibles. That provides you with all the evidence you need of the meteoric fall from...
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