JAKARTA - Arsenal's former manager, Arsene Wenger, has finally returned to the Emirates Stadium. This is the first time he has been seen at Arsenal's headquarters since leaving the club 2018.
The French man witnessed Arsenal's comeback against West Ham United on the tribune. The Gunners won with a landslide score of 3-1 in the Premier League of England continued, Tuesday, December 27 in the morning WIB.
Goals from Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli and Eddie Nketiah brought a revival for the hosts after being 0-1 behind in the first half.
The victory made Mikel Arteta's troops stronger at the top of the Premier League standings with a collection of 40 points. That number is seven points ahead of Newcastle United in second place.
One Arsène Wenger ❤️ pic.twitter.com/agQln82HFC
— Arsenal (@Arsenal) December 26, 2022
Previously, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta had opened his voice about his hopes of seeing Wenger return to Emirates.
"Hopefully we can make him come back because I think he's going to have fun just by looking at the environment he created when he was around this place," the Spanish manager was quoted as saying by The Sun on Tuesday, December 27.
"This is out of respect, admiration, and love that everyone at the club has for what he does and for what he represents at this club."
Wenger has spent 22 years in North London managing Arsenal from 1996 to 2018. He finally left after Arsenal failed to qualify for the Champions League for the second time in years.
Wenger was later replaced by Unai Emery before Mikel Arteta took over the coaching chair in 2019.
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