Arsene Wenger’s 20 years in charge of Arsenal have seen three league titles, six FA cups, and countless club legends come to north London.
Since he took over in 1996 the club have enjoyed the most successful spell in their history, and witnessed some of the most impressive football in the country.
Wenger has put together several extremely talented teams, including two double-winning squads and, of course, the Invincibles.
But who makes his best Arsenal XI? Sportsmail had a go at cramming two decades of talent into one matchday squad…



GK: DAVID SEAMAN
When he arrived in north London Wenger inherited a back five which was the envy of every other club.