Arsène Wenger
Awards & Honours
14
Awards Won
5
Honours
4
Rankings
4
Covers
2
Records
Arsène Wenger's achievements set him apart as a pioneer in football management, with his record of seven FA Cup wins standing as a testament to his consistency at Arsenal. He broke barriers as the first non-British Premier League manager to win titles, and his unbeaten 2004 season remains a benchmark. Wenger's talent for spotting players like Thierry Henry and building sustainable teams has made him a legend, especially in youth development and tactical innovation that few others have matched.His global influence shines through in records like the longest unbeaten run in a major European league, and honors such as the Legion d'Honneur highlight his broader contributions to society and sport.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
English Football Hall of Fame
Inducted as the first non-British manager for his transformative impact on the Premier League.
Premier League Hall of Fame
Recognized in the inaugural class for his record-breaking tenure and successes with Arsenal.
Legion d'Honneur
Awarded the Chevalier rank for his contributions to French football and culture.
FIFA Presidential Award
Honored for lifetime achievements in football development and global outreach.
Doctor Honoris Causa
Granted an honorary degree in recognition of his work in economics and football management.
Rankings & Lists
Greatest Football Managers Ever
Top 10 Managers of the 21st Century
Most Influential Foreign Manager in England
Manager of the Century
Magazine Covers
FourFourTwo
July 2004
The Invincibles: Wenger's Masterpiece
GQ France
November 2018
Le Professeur
The Times Magazine
May 2018
End of an Era
World Soccer
January 2004
Unbeaten: Wenger's Revolution
Records & Feats
Longest unbeaten run in a major European league
Led Arsenal to 49 consecutive unbeaten games in the Premier League from 2003 to 2004.
Most FA Cup wins as a manager
Secured seven FA Cup victories with Arsenal, more than any other manager in the competition's history.