The Gunners are one of the Premiership’s most successful clubs though they have struggled to compete with the recent spending power of Chelsea and Manchester United.
However, under shrewd manager Arsene Wenger, who has been at the helm since 1996, the Gunners have maintained their ‘Big Three’ status.
The Frenchman is the club’s longest-serving manager in terms of matches, as well as being the club’s most successful coach.
In 2007/08 Arsenal finished third in the Premiership but the Gunners have championed the Premiership a total of three times.
The club’s home ground is The Emirates Stadium in north London, having moved from their Highbury home in 2006, which has a capacity of over 60,000.
Prominent players in the squad for 2008/09 season include: Emmanuel Adebayor, Manuel Almunia, Cesc Fàbregas and William Gallas while players like Thiery Henry, Patrick Viera, David Seaman and Ian Wright are among a long list of heroes from the past.
Arsene Wenger maybe forced to lose striker Nicklas Bendtner if he wants to tempt West Ham to part with Matthew Upson
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger is tipping Jack Wilshere for a big future at the club after he signed a new three-year contract.
Arsene Wenger is once again being linked with a £20m move for Russian star Andrei Arshavin as he looks for 'special class' players.
Arsenal are taking England star Theo Walcott for granted after stalling over a new deal, according to reports.
Arsene Wenger has stressed Arsenal do not have the financial muscle to spend "ridiculous amounts" on January signings.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has insisted he is not in the market to sign Newcastle goalkeeper Shay Given.
Peter Hill-Wood has cast doubt on Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger's attempts to sign Andrei Arshavin from Zenit St Petersburg.
Arsenal chairman Peter Hill-Wood has admitted the club will not be looking to invest heavily during the January transfer window.
Defender Kolo Toure has been told by Arsenal chairman Peter Hill-Wood that his transfer request has been rejected.
Arsene Wenger has targeted Everton star Mikel Arteta as a replacement for the injured Cesc Fabregas and could launch a January bid.
Arsenal will face competition from clubs in Spain and Italy in the race to sign Andrei Arshavin, according to his agent.
Long-term injury-victim Cesc Fabregas is convinced Arsenal can compete for the game's top honours in his absence.
Arsenal will face competition from clubs in Spain and Italy in the race to sign Andrei Arshavin, according to his agent.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will put "experience" and "spark" at the top of his requirements for new signings in January.
Arsene Wenger's search for a creative midfielder has revived talk of a January move for Zenit St Petersburg star Andrei Arshavin.
