Who is the manager of Arsenal in 08 09?

Bergson? If memory serves, it's him

It's always Arsène Wenger.

Arsenal. English Premier League: 1998, 2002, Arsène Wenger 2004 FA Cup:

1998, 2002, 2003, 2005 English Premier League Leader: 1998, 2002, 2004.

Although Arsene Wenger's playing career is not worth mentioning, he won the Ligue 1 title for Strasbourg in 1979 and then coached the junior team of Strasbourg Arsène Wenger after retiring. After joining FC Nance in 1983 but the team was relegated that season, Arsene Wengernan moved to charge Monaco in 1983, bringing in great players (such as England's Hadoux and Germany's Criensven), as well as producing a number of new stars (such as France's Thierry Henry). He later crossed the ocean to coach the Nagoya Yamaga in the Japan Professional Football League, beating Sanfrecce Hiroshima to help the team win the Emperor's Cup for the first time in history, until he moved to England in 1996 to coach Arsenal.

During his time in charge of Arsenal, Arsene Wenger turned Arsenal into a Premier League powerhouse, winning three league titles and four FA Cups, as well as five league runners-up, one FA Cup runner-up and one UEFA Cup runner-up for the team. Under Arsene Wenger, the 97-98 and 01-02 seasons were the "double" (referring to the league and FA Cup titles), and the 03-04 season won the league title with 26 wins and 12 wins, and only Alex Ferguson can compare with him in the Premier League. Although he achieved excellent results in the Premier League, he could not improve the team in Europe until 2006, when he finally reached the final of the Champions League, but unfortunately lost to Barcelona and could not taste the first taste of becoming the European champion, on the other hand, Arsenal's league results were not compared with Manchester United, and they were in fifth place for a long time, until Arsène Wenger, the league's best Arsene Wenger, was defeated by Tottenham Hotspur and replaced the fourth place in the league a week later.

Arsene Wenger has been recruited as a coach by other major European clubs, most actively being Spanish giants Real Madrid, and he has also become the head of the England national football team. The English FA chose Arsene Wenger as the first choice for the national team after the current national team coach Christian Eriksen announced his departure, but Wenger refused to take the post for personal reasons.

Formation: 4-4-2

Goalkeeper: Almunia.

Defender: Sagna.

Garas Toure.

Klich midfielder: Denilson.

Cesc Fabregas.

Nasri Walcott.

Forward: Adebayo van Persie.

Goalkeeper: Almunia.

Behind: Sagna, Toure, Gallas, Clichy.

Midfielders: Song, Cesc Fabregas, Diaby, Robin van Persie.

Forwards: Bendtner, Bam Adebayo.

Goalkeeper: Lehmann.

Defender: Lauren.

Toure Campbell.

Ashley Cole.

Avant-garde: Ljungberg.

Cesc Fabregas.

Gilberto. Pire striker: Bergkamp Henry.

1-Almunia, 3-Sagna, 20-Djou, 10-Galla, 22-Klich, 27-Eboue, 15-Denilson, 16-Ramsey, 14-Walcott, 25-Adebayor, 11-Van Persie.

Goalkeeper: Almunia.

Defender: Sarria.

Touregara. Klich midfielder: Eboue (Theo Walcott).

Cesc Fabregas.

Diaby (Denelson or new buyer).

Nasri striker: Robin van Persie.

Adebayo.