Arsène Wenger

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association football player football manager human

Arsène Wenger is a French football manager best known for revolutionizing English football through his long, trophy-laden tenure in charge of Arsenal.

Aliases (1)

Arsène Charles Ernest Wenger ×1

Statements (54)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	association football player → football manager → human →
achievement	led Arsenal to an unbeaten league season in 2003–04 →
associatedWithStadium	Emirates Stadium → Highbury →
awardReceived	Légion d'honneur → Premier League Manager of the Season →
clubForPeriod	Arsenal F.C. →
countryOfCitizenship	France →
dateOfBirth	1949-10-22 →
degree	economics →
education	University of Strasbourg NERFINISHED →
endTimeAtClub	2018-05-13 →
FACupTitlesWithArsenal	7 →
fullName	Arsène Charles Ernest Wenger →
hallOfFameInduction	Premier League Hall of Fame →
introducedPlayerToArsenal	Cesc Fàbregas → Patrick Vieira → Robert Pirès → Robin van Persie → Thierry Henry →
knownFor	attacking, possession-based style of play → developing young players → emphasis on nutrition and sports science → revolutionizing English football training methods →
languageSpoken	English → French → German → Japanese →
managedClub	AS Monaco → AS Nancy → Arsenal F.C. → Nagoya Grampus Eight →
matchesManagedForArsenal	over 1200 →
name	Arsène Wenger →
notableSeason	2003–04 Premier League season →
occupation	football coach → football manager → football pundit → sports executive →
oversawMoveTo	Emirates Stadium →
placeOfBirth	Strasbourg →
positionPlayed	defender → midfielder →
postArsenalRole	FIFA Chief of Global Football Development →
PremierLeagueTitlesWithArsenal	3 →
roleAtArsenal	manager →
startTimeAtClub	1996-10-01 →
styleOfPlayPhilosophy	technical, attacking football with emphasis on passing →
teamNickname	The Invincibles →
trophyWonWithArsenal	FA Community Shield → FA Cup → Premier League →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Arsène Wenger ("Arsène Charles Ernest Wenger") →	fullName
UEFA President’s Award →	hasRecipient
The Invincibles (Arsenal 2003–04) →	managedBy
Arsène Wenger →	name
AS Monaco FC →	notableFormerCoach
Arsenal F.C. →	notableManager
Premier League Manager of the Month →	notableMultipleWinners
LMA Manager of the Year →	notableWinner