Arsenal faced a seemingly Herculean task in the summer of 2018 as they had to appoint a new manager for the first time in over two decades as Arsene Wenger bowed out of North London. After a long and comprehensive recruitment process, Unai Emery was chosen as the legendary Frenchman's replacement and he took over the reins at the Emirates. His first season saw the Gunners finish fifth in the Premier League and the Spaniard oversaw a defeat to cross-town rivals Chelsea in the final of the UEFA Europa League as well, effectively failing to qualify for the UEFA Champions League. His second season saw no significant improvement despite Arsenal breaking the bank for the services of Ligue 1 star...
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