Viktor Gyokeres is expected to make his emirates debut for a 55,000-plus-mixture when the gunners play Villarreal in their first home-friendly of the season on Wednesday evening.
The Invincibles of Arsene Wenger from 21 years ago had the Stardust of Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp in front.
Arsenal has since started looking to find another productive, reliable and injury-free no. 9 Most signing sessions have turned out to be the lady instead of hits.
Robin van Persie
In 2004 still cherished in the glory of their record-breaking season, Dutchman Van Persie took on Van Feyenoord for £ 2.75 million.
His goal ratio was excellent, although he was hindered by a few annoying injuries and then went to Manchester United to dismiss them for the title.
Nicklas Bendtner
Prior to their last season in Highbury in 2005, Arsenal signed a 17-year-old Bendtner, who spent nine years on the club's payroll.
Although a reasonable player, the Dane was not nearly as good as he thought he was. In 2009 he switched from shirt numbers from 26 to 52 because his new deal was worth £ 52,000 a week.
Emmanuel Adebayor
Scored 12 goals in his first full campaign in the new Emirates Home after switching from Monaco in 2006.
Togo star Adebayor could have achieved more, but left for Manchester City and traces – so that he made a figure of hatred among Gunners supporters.
Eduardo
A talented striker – but we will never know what could have been.
Eduardo joined Dinamo Zagreb in 2007 and did well until he suffered a horrible leg break in a tackle by Martin Taylor in Birmingham. He was never the same player again.
Marouane Chamakh
Moroccan frontman arrived from Bordeaux in 2010, but is mainly remembered for his hairstyles.
Known among teammates for bad time observation, he once came up late for an away game in a white driver-driven limousine.
Park CHU-Young
A disaster. The Monaco man was in the middle of his medical in Lille in 2011 when he heard that there was interest from Arsenal.
He only arrived in London for both Mikel Arteta and per Mertesacker for 24 hours, but unlike the other two he hardly played.
In three seasons, the South Korean earned only one subtone in Prem.
Lukas Podolski
One of the most talked about signing sessions of the club remains a big favorite with the public but Podolski has never reached the highest levels.
When he arrived from Cologne, he had an uncomfortable relationship with Boss Wenger and went on loan to Inter Milan.
A stunning volley against Montpellier in the Champions League is considered his best arsenal moment.
Olivier Giroud
At the same time as Podolski, Giroud was signed after he had just fired Montpellier on a shock alarm 1 title.
With 105 goals in a period of six years, the Frenchman could be the Frenchman effective, but he was also known as a Big game flop, who missed vital opportunities.
In Chelsea he helped to win victories in both the Champions League and the Europa League.
Yaya Sanogo
A total malfunction.
The former Auxerre striker spent four years in Arsenal, but only made two Premier League-Start.
Danny Welbeck
Was on the Arsenal training field with the England team when he made his move from Manchester United.
Unfortunately for Welbeck, his time at the club was ruined by serious knee and ankle injuries.
Lucas Perez
An excellent competition for the worst signing of Arsenal, the Spaniard cost a considerable £ 17 million from Deportivo La Coruna.
Despite a Champions League-Hattrick in Basel, Perez did not succeed in establishing it and only made two Premier League-Starts.
Alexandre Lacazette
In the last season of Wenger, the board allowed the manager to sign Lacazette for £ 52 million.
The goal of the Frenchman's goals was pretty good, especially because the Gunners had a hard time, but he was still a frustrating player.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
The Gabonese attacker will be happy to be remembered for scoring twice in the FA Cup final against Chelsea in 2020.
Yet Auba sometimes seemed more interested in his cars and his posture of frustrated Arteta.
Gabriel Jesus
Accompanied in 2022 for a good £ 45 million from Manchester City – but the goals of the Brazilian are mediocre.
He spent a lot of time on the subbank and in the physiocamer.
Kai Havertz
Another to arrive from Chelsea, this time for £ 65 million.
The German still has to have an explosive impact, but he can be helped by the arrival of Gyokees.
Eddie Nketiah
Fans were desperately looking for home -grown favorite to succeed in advance.
Had many chances but was sold to Crystal Palace in 2024.