There will be some people, if they are honest with themselves, who must be surprised to see Lukasz Fabianski still here.
Still stopping shots in the Premier League, still the first-choice goalkeeper of a top-flight club with European ambitions.
A few Arsenal fans, you would expect, especially those who nicknamed him ‘Flappyanski’ during his difficult times under Arsene Wenger.


And perhaps a few West Ham supporters, too, after Alphonse Areola signed permanently from Paris Saint-Germain in the summer.
That’s before you take into account he turns 38 next year.