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#2. Amaury Bischoff
In 2008, the Gunners signed French-born Portuguese youth international Amaury Bischoff from Werder Bremen. Bischoff currently plays for a third division German club but his arrival at Arsenal was always seen as an ‘average’ addition.
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He made just one Premier League appearance and left the club in 2009. Bischoff says his relationship with Wenger was excellent and he still keeps in touch with the French manager.
#3. Andre Santos
Andre Santos did bring flair to the Arsenal team, but his footballing abilities were always a question mark. His signing was seen as a desperate attempt by Wenger to bring a player before the transfer deadline. Santos arrived from Fenerbahce to replace Gael Clichy in the summer of 2011. He was slow, a poor tackler and a reluctant defender who will mostly be remembered for his goal at Stamford Bridge. But, he was also lucky to have signed for the Gunners.
