History
Founded in 1886, Arsenal — the Gunners — are one of the most successful and iconic clubs in English football. Arsenal have won 14 English league titles, including the legendary 2003–04 "Invincibles" season completed unbeaten and, most recently, the 2025–26 Premier League — their first league crown in over two decades. The club also holds a record 14 FA Cups, lifted the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1994, and reached the UEFA Champions League final in 2006.
Emirates Stadium
Arsenal play their home matches at the Emirates Stadium in north London, their home since 2006 after 93 years at the historic Highbury. One of the finest arenas in Europe, it has a capacity of 60,704 and generates a powerful matchday atmosphere. The ground is served directly by Arsenal Underground station on the Piccadilly line, with Finsbury Park and Highbury & Islington also close by.
The 2026/27 Squad
Under manager Mikel Arteta, the reigning Premier League champions are captained by playmaker Martin Ødegaard and built on a formidable spine: goalkeeper David Raya, centre-back William Saliba and England midfield powerhouse Declan Rice. Star winger Bukayo Saka supplies the creative spark, while striker Viktor Gyökeres — who top-scored with 21 goals last season — leads the line alongside Gabriel Martinelli and Kai Havertz.
2026/27 Expectations
As reigning Premier League champions, Arsenal begin the season with the highest expectations. Mikel Arteta's side aims to defend their title, challenge deep into the domestic cups, and go one step further in the UEFA Champions League after falling agonisingly short to eventual winners Paris Saint-Germain last season. This is a team built to compete for every trophy on offer.
Key Matches
The most anticipated fixture of Arsenal's season is the North London Derby against fierce rivals Tottenham Hotspur — one of the most passionate rivalries in world football. Also unmissable are the title-deciding clashes with Manchester City and Liverpool, the London derbies with Chelsea, meetings with Manchester United, and the electric Champions League nights under the lights at the Emirates. These marquee games sell out the fastest, so early planning is essential.
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