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#1 Arsene Wenger - 828 games
Wins - 476; Draws - 199; Losses - 153
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Pipping Sir Alex Ferguson to the top spot on this list by 18 games is former Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger. Wenger will be remembered for revolutionizing the English game, with his tactics on the pitch, and his emphasis on fitness, diet, and discipline off the pitch.
Wenger arrived at Arsenal in 1996 as an unknown quantity, but left the club having done a stellar job, helping the team transition from the Highbury to Emirates, but will more likely be celebrated for guiding Arsenal through an unbeaten season in the 2003-04 campaign.
Wenger won three Premier League titles in his 22-year spell and seven FA Cups, making him the manager with most FA Cup wins. The former Arsenal manager has 476 wins in the Premier League; second only to the great Sir Alex Ferguson in most wins in the Premier League.
After several disappointing seasons, star players leaving the club for rivals, and teams overtaking them in the Premier League pecking order, Wenger left Arsenal in 2018.
