Friday, November 22, 2024

Ex-Wenger Arsenal players now coaching – the full list

Arsene Wenger fielded 221 players during his 22 years at Arsenal. Some of those players have followed his lead and begun coaching careers of their own.

With a spate of Invincibles – Vieira, Henry and Campbell – taking on new roles at Nice, Monaco and Macclesfield respectively, we thought we’d do a bit of digging and find out who else has done what in the dugout and on the training pitch.

We’ve included the full list of players to feature under Arsene and we’ll update this list as and when any of them get new jobs.

If you hear of any new appointments or spot any gaps in the list, let us know in the comment section. Text in bold means they still hold the job.

PlayerHead coach / ManagerOther coaching experience
David Seaman--
Lee Dixon--
Tony AdamsWycombe Wanderers, Portsmouth, Gabala, GrenadaPortsmouth (assistant)
Steve Bould-Arsenal (under 23s + assistant coach)
Martin KeownOxford University Blues Arsenal (defence coach)
Patrick VieiraNew York City, NiceMan City (under-23s)
Paul MersonWalsall-
David PlattSampdoria, Nottingham Forest, England under-21s, Pune CityManchester City (assistant)
John Hartson--
Ian Wright-Milton Keynes Dons (part-time first team coach)
Ray Parlour--
Dennis Bergkamp-Ajax (assistant coach)
Remi GardeLyon, Aston Villa, Montreal Impact-
Steve MorrowFC DallasDallas Burn (assistant), FC Dallas (assistant)
John Lukic--
Andy Linighan--
Paul ShawFC New York (interim)FC New York (assistant), Orlando City (under-23s)
Gavin McGowan--
Scott MarshallAston Villa (caretaker)Norwich (under-21s)
Stephen Hughes--
Matthew Rose-Arsenal academy in Greece?
Lee HarperKettering Town -
Ian Selley--
Nicolas AnelkaShanghai Shenhua, Mumbai CityLille (academy coach)
Gilles Grimandi-Arsenal (scout)
Marc Overmars-Ajax (academy coach + director of football)
Emmanuel Petit--
Luis Boa MorteFulham (under-21s), Sporting Lisbon (assistant + under-19s), Arsenal (scout), Portimonense (under-23s)
Chris Wreh-Liberia (under-20s)
Jason Crowe--
Paolo Vernazza--
Alex Manninger--
Alberto MendezFC Amberg-
Jehad Muntasser--
Matthew Upson--
Isaiah Rankin--
Kaba Diawara--
Nelson VivasQuilmes, Estudiantes, Defensa y JusticiaEstudiantes (assistant), River Plate (assistant), San Lorenzo (assistant)
Freddie Ljungberg-Wolfsburg (assistant), Arsenal (under-18s & under-23s)
Omer RizaCheshunt, Leyton Orient-
David Grondin--
Fabian CaballeroSportivo Ameliano-
Michael Black--
Nwanko Kanu--
Oleg LuznhyVenta, Dynamo Kiev (interim), Tavriya Simferopol, Karpaty Lviv Dynamo Kiev (assistant)
Sylvinho-Cruzeiro (assistant), Sport Recife (assistant), Nautico (assistant), Corinthians (assistant(, Inter Milan (assisant + technique coach), Brazil (technique coach)
Thierry HenryMonacoArsenal (academy), Belgium (assistant)
Davor Suker-President of the Croatian Football Federation
Stefan MalzFC Arminia 03 Ludwigshafen (player-coach), FFC 08 Niederkirchen (women's team co-coach)-
Ashley Cole--
Tommy Black-Hemel-Hempsted Town (player-assistant)
Rhys Weston--
Jermaine Pennant--
Graham Barrett--
Julian Gray--
Brian McGovern--
Lauren--
Robert Pires--
Sylvain Wiltord--
Lee CanovilleBoston United (co-coach)-
Stuart Taylor--
Moritz Volz-TSV 1860 (scout), Arsenal (scout)
Igors Stepanovs--
Tomas Danilevicius--
Edu- Corinthians (director of football), Brazil (general manager)
Sol CampbelllMacclesfield TownTrinidad & Tobago (assistant)
Giovani van BronkhorstFeyenoordHolland (under-21s assistant), Feyenoord (assistant)
Francis Jeffers-Everton (academy)
Junichi Inamoto--
Richard Wright--
John Halls--
Carlin Itonga--
Rohan Ricketts--
Stathis Tavlaridis--
Jeremie Aliadiere--
Sebastian Svard--
Juan--
Gilberto Silva-Panathinaikos (technical director)
Kolo Toure-Celtic (technical assistant), Ivory Coast (assistant)
Pascal Cygan--
Ryan Garry-Arsenal (academy)
Rami Shaaban--
David Bentley--
Justin Hoyte--
Jens Lehmann-Arsenal (assistant)
Graham Stack-Watford (keeper coach?)
John Spicer--
Jerome Thomas--
Quincy Owusu-Abeyie--
Gael Clichy--
Cesc Fabregas--
Ryan Smith--
Frankie Simek--
Olafur-Ingi Skulason--
Michal Papadopolous--
Jose Antonio Reyes--
Robin van Persie--
Mathieu Flamini--
Seb Larsson--
Danny Karbassiyoon-Arsenal (scout)
Johan Djourou--
Manuel Almunia--
Arturo Lupoli--
Philippe Senderos--
Patrick Cregg--
Emmanuel Eboue--
Alex Hleb--
Alex Song--
Fabice Muamba-Rochdale (academy)
Anthony Stokes--
Nicklas Bendtner--
Kerrea Gilbert--
Abou Diaby--
Emmanuel Adebayor--
Tomas Rosicky--
Theo Walcott--
Julio Baptista--
William Gallas--
Matthew Connolly--
Denilson--
Mark Randall--
Armand Traore--
Mart Poom-Estonia (keeper coach)
Bacary Sagna--
Eduardo--
Lassana Diarra--
Lukasz Fabianski--
Fran Merida--
Nacer Barazite--
Kieran Gibbs--
Henri Lansbury--
Aaron Ramsey--
Samir Nasri--
Carlos Vela--
Jack Wilshere--
Francis Coquelin--
Gavin Hoyte--
Jay Simpson--
Mikael Silvestre-Rennes (director of football)
Amaury Bischoff--
Rui Fonte--
Paul Rodgers--
Andrei Arshavin--
Vito Mannone--
Thomas Vermaelen--
Gilles Sunu--
Wojciech Szczesny--
Sanchez Watt--
Craig Eastmond--
Kyle Bartley--
Thomas Cruise--
Marouane Chamakh--
Laurent Koscielny--
Sebastian Squillaci--
Jay Emmanuel-Thomas--
Ignasi Miquel--
Conor Henderson--
Emmanuel Frimpong--
Gervinho--
Carl Jenkinson--
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain--
Mikel Arteta-Man City (assistant)
Yossi Benayoun--
Per Mertesacker-Arsenal (head of academy)
Andre Santos--
Chuks Aneke--
Ryo Miyaichi-Arsenal (head of cones)
Oguzhan Ozyakup--
Chu Young Park--
Daniel Boateng--
Nico Yennaris-
Santi Cazorla--
Olivier Giroud--
Lukas Podolski--
Martin Angha--
Serge Gnabry--
Damian Martinez--
Thomas Eisfeld--
Jernande Meade--
Nacho Monreal--
Yaya Sanogo--
Mesut Ozil--
Chuba Akpom--
Kriss Olsson--
Hector Bellerin--
Isaac Hayden--
Gedion Zelalem--
Kim Kallstrom--
Joel Campbell--
Calum Chambers--
Mathieu Debuchy--
Alexis Sanchez--
Danny Welbeck--
David Ospina--
Ainsley Maitland-Niles--
Stefan O’Connor--
Gabriel--
Petr Cech--
Glen Kamara--
Alex Iwobi--
Ismael Bennacer--
Krystian Bielik--
Jeff Reine-Adelaide--
Mohamed Elneny--
Rob Holding--
Granit Xhaka--
Shkodran Mustafi--
Lucas Perez--
Alexandre Lacazette--
Sead Kolasinac--
Reiss Nelson--
Josh Dasilva--
Joe Willock--
Marcus McGuane--
Eddie Nketiah--
Ben Sheaf--
Matt Macey--
Henrikh Mkhitaryan--
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang--

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Too Drunk To Be Offside

Great effort to compile the list. However do include the years if possible against their clubs. For instance it says Adams was Grenada manager, but he is not now.

So incorporate between what period to what period he was manager of Grenada.

Too Drunk To Be Offside

Putting the current clubs and jobs in bold has helped clarify things a lot. Thx

Viva la Prof

Ryo Miyaichi Was always going to make it big with the cones

Damo Dinkum

My wife just asked me why I burst out laughing in bed. Well played, Blogs.

Roof-attack

WOW!! Some of those names on that list made me shudder!

Pedant

Great list, just to bring back the memories of all the players.

Can we have a category for ‘Saving the world’ and/or ‘Successful businessman’? eg like Mathieu Flamini? Would love to see if any of them have gone on to big things outside football.

Though appreciate the hard work that has already happened, so not seriously expecting it!.

Redgibb

Stathis Tavlaridis! What a time to be alive!

Laca-Sead

It is not for everyone to be a coach (especially successful). it goes with your personality as you command respect. For example Henry, an absolute legend as a player, will never make it as a coach, he is too casual (no I didn’t say shallow). Actor would have suit him best. Viera on the opposite, ahhh Pat, he’s killing it with Nice and will definitely be a top coach.

Emery in Aubalaca wonderland

There was nobody who could have thought Zidane would become as great coach. He was always shy and silent in the dressing room as a player. When he talked, he wasn’t articulate.

Laca-Sead

Zidane a bit like Laurent Blanc, great man management but didn’t do the tactics. For me jury still out on him.

Justin Bernard

Hi Blogs, I do not see Paul Mariner on list l. He coached my local club Toronto FC for one season.

Cheers!

Justin Bernard

D’oh!! My apologies!

Martin

On that basis how did George Graham become a great coach? His nickname was “Stroller”

mo974

To be fair to Henry, Monaco have been in turmoil since the beginning of the season. Jardim has done miracles every year in reconstructing a competitive team year in year out. He left a mess .I have watched Monaco yesterday against AM and Henry has fielded a very young team and he wants to start from scratch. They lost but show some promising sequences of play.His battle this year will be to stay in Ligue 1 and he ‘s got no other pressure. It could turn out good for him on the long run.

The_Kolkata_Gooner

Robert Pires – Head of Drools and Dreams (Arsenal)

LEFT08

I think Steve Morrow headed Arsenal academies in Greece

David Hillier's luggage

Isn’t Poom chairman of a club in Estonia? Remember reading that’s how we signed a young Estonian keeper and Arsenal have let him frequent visit to see how we run things

Simon

Isn’t David Bentley managing a bar in Benidorm?

Victor

Miachi really head of cones!?

wisteria53

Maybe add a star* if they are currently somewhere?

InfantryRed

Hey…without cones, football as we know it now would be dead. Well played, Miyaichi…your worth is endless…

Smithy

Wot no Nigel Winterburn…

Billy Bob

Out of the ones currently in a management position I think only two or three will make a decent go of it – mert, arty and pv4

Make Arsenal Great Again

Giovani van Bronkhorst will be a great manager

DoranMartell

I believe Bould was in charge of the U18’s before becoming assistant. There was no U23s then, only the Reserves (coached by Niel Banfield).

Also, Grimandi has left Arsenal to join Gazidis in Milan.

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