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#1 Arsene Wenger - 814
Frenchman Arsene Wenger has been at the helm of Arsenal Football Club since 1996 and has won numerous trophies during his time with the Gunners. Wenger began his career in France with Nancy in 1984 and spent three years there before joining Monaco.
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A seven-year stint with Monaco ended with a strange move away to Japan to take charge of Nagoya Grampus Eight in the J-League. The Frenchman spent a year in Japan before taking over the reigns at Arsenal in 1996.
A Premier League and FA Cup double in his second season in charge at the club earned him the adulation of the Arsenal fans at the time and his side then went on to advocate a swashbuckling style of football the club are still known for. A veteran manager, Wenger also overtook Sir Alex Ferguson as the most experienced manager in the Premier League with 814 games as Arsenal boss.
