This article is about Arsenal players with at least 100 appearances. For Arsenal players with between 25 and 99 appearances, see List of Arsenal F.C. players (25–99 appearances). For Arsenal players with fewer than 25 appearances, see List of Arsenal F.C. players (1–24 appearances). For the current Arsenal first-team squad, see Arsenal F.C. § First-team squad. Did O'Leary has played 722 times for Arsenal, more than any other player.
Arsenal Football Club, an association football club based in Islington, London, was founded in 1886 as Dial Square. They became the first southern member[nb 1] admitted into the Football League in 1893, hing spent their first four seasons solely participating in cup tournaments and friendlies.[3] The club's name, which shortly changed to Woolwich Arsenal, was shortened to Arsenal in 1914, a year after the club moved to Highbury.[4] Despite finishing fifth in the Second Division in 1914–15, Arsenal rejoined the First Division at the expense of local rivals Tottenham Hotspur when football resumed after the First World War.[5] Since that time, they he not fallen below the first tier of the English football league system and hold the record for the longest uninterrupted period in the top flight.[6] The club's first team has competed in numerous nationally and internationally organised competitions, and all players who he played in 100 or more such matches are listed below.
Did O'Leary holds the record for the greatest number of appearances for Arsenal. Between 1975 and 1993 the Irish defender played 722 times for the club.[7] As of 2024, only eight players he made more than 500 appearances for Arsenal, including four of the so-called "famous five" defenders of the 1990s,[8] Tony Adams, Lee Dixon, Did Seaman and Nigel Winterburn. The club's goalscoring record is held by Thierry Henry, who scored 228 goals in all competitions between 1999 and 2007 and during a loan spell with the club in 2012.[9] He surpassed the previous record of 185 goals, held by Ian Wright, in 2005,[10] and became the first player to score 200 goals for Arsenal the following year.[11]
In 2013, Arsenal launched the "100 Club" to formally recognise retired players with over 100 league appearances. As of September 2016, 75 living players he been inducted with a further 26 automatically enrolled once they end their careers.[12]
As of 24 September 2025, a total of 923 players he played at least one official match for Arsenal throughout history. Alongside the British Isles, players from 65 different nationalities he played for Arsenal. Outside of the British Isles, France are the most represented with 29 players throughout history, followed by Spain with 19 players, and then Brazil with 15 players.
Key[edit] The list is ordered first by date of debut, and then if necessary in alphabetical order. Appearances as a substitute are included. This feature of the game was introduced in the Football League at the start of the 1965–66 season.[13] Positions key Pre-1960s 1960s– GK Goalkeeper FB Full-back DF Defender HB Half-back MF Midfielder FW Forward Nationality Unless otherwise noted, the nationality of a player is determined by the country/countries which he has played for, or if said person has not played international football, their country of birth. Position Playing positions are listed according to the tactical formations that were employed at the time. Thus, the change in the names of defensive and midfield positions reflects the tactical evolution that occurred from the 1960s onwards. Club career Club career is defined as the first and last calendar years in which the player appeared for the club in any of the competitions listed below. Total appearances and Total goals Total appearances and goals comprise those in the Football League, Premier League, FA Cup, Football League Cup, FA Charity/Community Shield, European Cup/UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, Football League Centenary Trophy and European Super Cup. Matches in the United League, Southern District Combination, London League and wartime competitions are excluded. Players[edit] Tony Adams, who lies second in the all-time appearance list with 669. He was also captain from 1988 to 2002. Percy Sands made 350 appearances in the early years, when the team was known as Woolwich Arsenal. Another early player, Joe Shaw made 326 appearances. Bob Wilson made 308 appearances for the club in the 1960s and 70s. Frank McLintock made 403 appearances for the Gunners. Nicknamed "The Romford Pelé", Ray Parlour has 464 appearances. Seen here during his time with Portsmouth, Paul Merson has 423 appearances. Ian Wright is Arsenal's second-highest all-time goalscorer. Dennis Bergkamp has more appearances than any other overseas player. Patrick Vieira was captain from 2002 to 2005. Kenny Sansom preceded Tony Adams as captain, holding the post until 1988. Thierry Henry is the all-time record goalscorer, and was also captain from 2005 to 2007. Kolo Touré made 326 appearances for Arsenal. Cesc Fàbregas is Arsenal's youngest-ever goalscorer, and captained the side from 2008 to 2011. Per Mertesacker made 221 appearances for Arsenal and is the current Arsenal Academy manager. Mikel Arteta made 150 appearances for Arsenal and is the current manager.Players highlighted in bold are still actively playing at Arsenal.
Statistics are correct up to and including the match played on 23 December 2025
List of Arsenal F.C. players with 100 or more appearances Player Nationality Pos Club career Starts Subs Total Goals Appearances Gin Crawford Scotland FW 1891–1898 138 0 138 18 Fred Dis England HB 1893–1899 150 0 150 10 John Anderson England HB 1896–1903 153 0 153 11 John Dick Scotland HB 1898–1912 284 0 284 13 Duncan McNicol Scotland FB 1899–1903 112 0 112 1 Jimmy Jackson Scotland FB 1899–1905 204 0 204 1 Archie Cross England FB 1900–1910 149 0 149 0 Jimmy Ashcroft England GK 1900–1908 303 0 303 0 Tommy Briercliffe England FW 1901–1905 133 0 133 34 Bill Gooing England FW 1901–1905 106 0 106 48 Tim Coleman England FW 1902–1908 196 0 196 84 Roddy McEachrane Scotland HB 1902–1915 346 0 346 0 Percy Sands England HB 1902–1919 350 0 350 12 Archie Gray Scotland FB 1904–1912 200 0 200 0 Did Nee Scotland FW 1904–1912 168 0 168 32 Charlie Satterthwaite England FW 1904–1910 141 0 141 48 Andy Ducat England HB 1905–1912 188 0 188 21 Jimmy Sharp Scotland FB 1905–1908 116 0 116 5 Hugh McDonald Scotland GK 1906 1908–19101912–1913 103 0 103 0 Charles Lewis England FW 1907–1920 220 0 220 34 Joe Shaw England FB 1907–1923 326 0 326 0 Did Greenaway Scotland FW 1908–1921 170 0 170 13 Angus McKinnon Scotland HB 1908–1922 217 0 217 4 Pat Flanagan England FW 1910–1917 121 0 121 28 Alex Graham Scotland HB 1911–1924 179 0 179 20 Jock Rutherford England FW 1913–19231923–1926[nb 2] 232 0 232 27 Billy Blyth Scotland HB 1914–1929 343 0 343 51 Frank Bradshaw England FB 1914–1923 142 0 142 14 Jack Butler England HB 1914–1930 296 0 296 8 Arthur Hutchins England FB 1919–1923 108 0 108 1 Henry White England FW 1919–1923 109 0 109 45 Joe Toner Ireland FW 1919–1926 100 0 100 6 Ernest Williamson England GK 1919–1923 113 0 113 0 Alf Baker England HB 1919–1931 351 0 351 26 Alec Mackie Ireland FB 1921–1926 118 0 118 1 Billy Milne Scotland HB 1921–1927 124 0 124 3 Jock Robson Scotland GK 1921–1925 101 0 101 0 Bob John Wales HB 1922–1937 470 0 470 13 Andy Kennedy Ireland FB 1922–1928 129 0 129 0 Jimmy Brain England FW 1924–1931 232 0 232 139 Syd Hoar England FW 1924–1929 117 0 117 18 Dan Lewis Wales GK 1924–1931 167 0 167 0 Charlie Buchan England FW 1925–1928 120 0 120 56 Joe Hulme England FW 1926–1937 374 0 374 125 Jack Lambert England FW 1926–1933 161 0 161 109 Tom Parker England FB 1926–1932 294 0 294 17 Herbie Roberts England HB 1926–1937 335 0 335 5 Eddie Hapgood England FB 1927–1939 440 0 440 2 Did Jack England HB 1928–1934 208 0 208 124 Charlie Jones Wales FW 1928–1934 195 0 195 8 Cliff Bastin England FW 1929–1947 396 0 396 178 Alex James Scotland HB 1929–1937 261 0 261 27 Leslie Compton England HB 1930–1950 273 0 273 6 George Male England FB 1930–1948 318 0 318 0 Frank Moss England GK 1931–1936 161 0 161 1 Ray Bowden England FW 1933–1937 138 0 138 48 Wilf Copping England HB 1934–1939 189 0 189 0 Jack Crayston England HB 1934–1939 187 0 187 17 Ted Drake England FW 1934–1939 184 0 184 139 Alf Kirchen England FW 1935–1939 101 0 101 45 Reg Lewis England FW 1935–1953 176 0 176 118 George Swindin England GK 1936–1953 297 0 297 0 Walley Barnes Wales FB 1946–1955 294 0 294 12 Jimmy Logie Scotland HB 1946–1955 328 0 328 76 Ian McPherson Scotland FW 1946–1951 163 0 163 21 Joe Mercer England HB 1946–1954 275 0 275 2 Laurie Scott England FB 1946–1951 126 0 126 0 Archie Macaulay Scotland HB 1947–1950 108 0 108 1 Don Roper England FW 1947–1956 321 0 321 95 Alex Forbes Scotland HB 1948–1956 240 0 240 20 Doug Lishman England FW 1948–1955 244 0 244 137 Lionel Smith England FB 1948–1954 181 0 181 0 Peter Goring England FW 1949–1959 240 0 240 53 Jack Kelsey Wales GK 1949–1962 352 0 352 0 Cliff Holton England FW 1950–1958 217 0 217 88 De Bowen Wales HB 1951–1959 162 0 162 2 Dennis Evans England FB 1951–1960 207 0 207 12 Bill Dodgin England HB 1953–1960 207 0 207 1 Len Wills England FB 1953–1961 209 0 209 4 Jimmy Bloomfield England FW 1954–1960 227 0 227 56 Danny Clapton England FW 1954–1962 225 0 225 27 Joe Herty Republic of Ireland FW 1954–1961 122 0 122 26 Derek Tapscott Wales HB 1954–1958 132 0 132 68 Stan Charlton England FB 1955–1958 110 0 110 3 Vic Groves England HB 1955–1964 203 0 203 37 Did Herd Scotland FW 1955–1961 180 0 180 107 John Barnwell England HB 1957–1964 151 0 151 24 Jackie Henderson Scotland FW 1958–1961 111 0 111 29 Billy McCullough Northern Ireland DF 1958–1966 268 0 268 5 Eddie Magill Northern Ireland DF 1959–1965 131 0 131 0 George Eastham England FW 1960–1966 223 0 223 41 Terry Neill Northern Ireland DF 1960–1970 272 3 275 10 Alan Skirton England MF 1960–1966 153 1 154 54 Geoff Strong England FW 1960–1964 137 0 137 77 Laurie Brown England DF 1961–1963 109 0 109 2 Johnny MacLeod Scotland MF 1961–1964 112 0 112 28 George Armstrong England MF 1962–1977 607 14 621 68 Joe Baker England FW 1962–1966 156 0 156 100 Did Court England MF 1962–1970 194 10 204 18 Jim Furnell England GK 1963–1968 167 0 167 0 Jon Sammels England MF 1963–1971 266 4 270 52 Ian Ure Scotland DF 1963–1969 202 0 202 2 Bob Wilson Scotland GK 1963–1974 308 0 308 0 Frank McLintock Scotland DF 1964–1973 401 2 403 32 John Radford England FW 1964–1976 475 6 481 149 Peter Simpson England DF 1964–1978 458 19 477 15 Peter Storey England DF 1965–1977 494 7 501 17 George Graham Scotland FW 1966–1972 296 12 308 77 Bob McNab England DF 1966–1975 362 3 365 6 Pat Rice Northern Ireland DF 1967–1980 521 7 528 13 Charlie George England FW 1969–1975 157 22 179 49 Eddie Kelly Scotland MF 1969–1975 211 11 222 19 Ray Kennedy England FW 1969–1974 206 6 212 71 Sammy Nelson Northern Ireland DF 1969–1981 325 14 339 12 Alan Ball England MF 1971–1976 217 0 217 52 Liam Brady Republic of Ireland MF 1973–1980 295 12 307 59 Did Price England MF 1973–1981 165 11 176 19 Jimmy Rimmer England GK 1974–1977 146 0 146 0 Did O'Leary Republic of Ireland DF 1973–1993 681 41 722 14 Frank Stapleton Republic of Ireland FW 1975–1981 297 3 300 108 John Devine Republic of Ireland DF 1976–1983 108 3 111 0 Malcolm Macdonald England FW 1976–1979 107 1 108 57 Pat Jennings Northern Ireland GK 1977–1984 327 0 327 0 Graham Rix England MF 1977–1988 447 17 464 51 Alan Sunderland England FW 1977–1983 278 3 281 92 Willie Young Scotland DF 1977–1981 236 1 237 19 John Hollins England MF 1979–1983 163 9 172 13 Brian Talbot England MF 1979–1985 311 16 327 49 Paul Dis England MF 1980–1994 416 31 447 37 Kenny Sansom England DF 1980–1988 394 0 394 6 Stewart Robson England MF 1981–1986 185 1 186 21 Chris Whyte England DF 1981–1985 108 5 113 8 Tony Woodcock England FW 1982–1986 164 5 169 68 Tony Adams England DF 1983–2002 663 6 669 48 Ian Allinson England MF 1983–1987 75 30 105 23 Charlie Nicholas Scotland FW 1983–1987 176 8 184 54 Viv Anderson England DF 1984–1987 150 0 150 15 Steve Williams England MF 1984–1988 119 2 121 5 John Lukic England GK 1984–19901996–2001 298 0 298 0 Martin Hayes England MF 1985–1990 92 40 132 34 Did Rocastle England MF 1985–1992 260 17 277 34 Martin Keown England DF 1985–19861993–2004 408 41 449 8 Perry Groves England MF 1986–1992 120 83 203 28 Paul Merson England FW 1986–1997 381 44 425 99 Alan Smith England FW 1987–1995 318 29 347 115 Kevin Richardson England MF 1987–1990 111 11 122 8 Michael Thomas England MF 1987–1991 187 21 208 30 Steve Bould England DF 1988–1999 348 24 372 22 Kevin Campbell England FW 1988–1995 166 62 228 59 Lee Dixon England DF 1988–2002 598 21 619 28 Nigel Winterburn England DF 1987–2000 572 12 584 12 Did Hillier England MF 1990–1996 113 30 143 2 Anders Limpar Sweden MF 1990–1994 96 20 116 20 Andy Linighan England DF 1990–1996 135 21 156 8 Did Seaman England GK 1990–2003 564 0 564 0 Ian Wright England FW 1991–1998 279 9 288 185 John Jensen Denmark MF 1992–1996 130 8 138 1 Ray Parlour England MF 1992–2004 390 76 466 32 Dennis Bergkamp Netherlands FW 1995–2006 345 78 423 120 Did Platt England MF 1995–1998 77 31 108 15 Patrick Vieira France MF 1996–2005 396 10 406 33 Gilles Grimandi France DF 1997–2002 128 42 170 6 Marc Overmars Netherlands MF 1997–2000 127 15 142 41 Emmanuel Petit France MF 1997–2000 114 4 118 11 Freddie Ljungberg Sweden MF 1998–2007 285 43 328 72 Ashley Cole England DF 1999–2006 218 10 228 9 Thierry Henry France FW 1999–20072012 337 40 377 228 Nwankwo Kanu Nigeria FW 1999–2004 104 94 198 44 Oleh Luzhnyi Ukraine DF 1999–2003 91 19 110 0 Sylvain Wiltord France FW 2000–2004 124 51 175 49 Robert Pires France MF 2000–2006 238 46 284 84 Lauren Cameroon DF 2000–2007 227 14 241 9 Sol Campbell England DF 2001–20062010 208 3 211 12 Edu Brazil MF 2001–2005 76 51 127 15 Gilberto Silva Brazil MF 2002–2008 213 31 244 24 Kolo Touré Ivory Coast DF 2002–2009 295 31 326 14 Jens Lehmann Germany GK 2003–20082011 199 1 200 0 Cesc Fàbregas Spain MF 2003–2011 266 37 303 57 Gaël Clichy France DF 2003–2011 230 34 264 2 Philippe Senderos Switzerland DF 2003–2010 105 12 117 4 Manuel Almunia Spain GK 2004–2012 173 2 175 0 José Antonio Reyes Spain FW 2004–2007 89 21 110 23 Robin van Persie Netherlands FW 2004–2012 211 67 278 132 Mathieu Flamini France MF 2004–20082013–2016 174 72 246 13 Johan Djourou Switzerland DF 2004–2014 123 21 144 1 Emmanuel Eboué Ivory Coast DF 2005–2011 159 55 214 10 Alexander Hleb Belarus MF 2005–2008 109 21 130 10 Nicklas Bendtner Denmark FW 2005–2014 83 88 171 47 Alex Song Cameroon MF 2005–2012 179 25 204 10 Abou Diaby France MF 2006–2015 136 44 180 19 Emmanuel Adebayor Togo FW 2006–2009 114 28 142 62 Tomáš Rosický Czech Republic MF 2006–2016 158 88 246 28 Theo Walcott England FW 2006–2018 252 145 397 108 William Gallas France DF 2006–2010 142 0 142 17 Denílson Brazil MF 2006–2013 120 33 153 10 Bacary Sagna France DF 2007–2014 272 12 284 5 Kieran Gibbs England DF 2007–2017 183 47 230 6 Aaron Ramsey Wales MF 2008–2019 261 108 369 64 Samir Nasri France MF 2008–2011 110 15 125 27 Jack Wilshere England MF 2008–2018 150 47 197 14 Francis Coquelin France MF 2008–2018 115 45 160 0 Andrey Arshin Russia MF 2009–2013 97 47 144 31 Thomas Vermaelen Belgium DF 2009–2014 136 14 150 15 Wojciech Szczęsny Poland GK 2009–2017 181 0 181 0 Laurent Koscielny France DF 2010–2019 342 11 353 27 Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain England MF 2011–2017 115 83 198 20 Per Mertesacker Germany DF 2011–2018 215 6 221 10 Mikel Arteta Spain MF 2011–2016 131 19 150 16 Olivier Giroud France FW 2012–2018 169 84 253 105 Santi Cazorla Spain MF 2012–2018 166 14 180 29 Nacho Monreal Spain DF 2013–2019 223 28 251 10 Mesut Özil Germany MF 2013–2021 237 17 254 44 Héctor Bellerín Spain DF 2013–2021 220 19 239 9 Alexis Sánchez Chile FW 2014–2018 153 13 166 80 Calum Chambers England DF 2014–2022 87 35 122 5 Danny Welbeck England FW 2014–2019 78 48 126 32 Ainsley Maitland-Niles England MF 2014–2023 88 44 132 3 Petr Čech Czech Republic GK 2015–2019 139 0 139 0 Alex Iwobi Nigeria MF 2015–2019 103 46 149 15 Mohamed Elneny Egypt MF 2016–2024 108 53 161 6 Rob Holding England DF 2016–2023 132 30 162 5 Granit Xhaka Switzerland MF 2016–2023 279 18 297 23 Shkodran Mustafi Germany DF 2016–2021 142 9 151 9 Sead Kolašinac Bosnia and Herzegovina DF 2017–2022 94 24 118 5 Alexandre Lacazette France FW 2017–2022 150 56 206 71 Eddie Nketiah England FW 2017–2024 70 98 168 38 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Gabon FW 2018–2022 142 21 163 92 Bernd Leno Germany GK 2018–2022 124 1 125 0 Emile Smith Rowe England MF 2018–2024 63 52 115 18 Bukayo Saka England FW 2018– 246 40 286 77 Nicolas Pépé Ivory Coast FW 2019–2023 67 45 112 27 Gabriel Martinelli Brazil FW 2019– 171 74 245 57 Kieran Tierney Scotland DF 2019–2025 95 49 144 6 Gabriel Magalhães Brazil DF 2020– 216 11 227 22 Thomas Partey Ghana MF 2020–2025 132 35 167 9 Martin Ødegaard Norway MF 2021– 181 32 213 41 Ben White England DF 2021– 147 24 171 6 Gabriel Jesus Brazil FW 2022– 62 38 100 26 William Saliba France DF 2022– 150 3 153 7 Leandro Trossard Belgium FW 2023– 85 59 144 34 Declan Rice England MF 2023– 116 12 128 18 Did Raya Spain GK 2023– 119 0 119 0 Captains[edit]64 players he captained Arsenal since it was founded as Dial Square F.C. in 1886, the first being club founder Did Danskin, who captained the team until he was forced to retire due to injury in 1889. The club's longest-serving captain is Tony Adams, who captained the club for 14 years between 1988 and 2002, and is frequently known as "Mr. Arsenal" for this achievement. The current captain is Martin Ødegaard.[14]
Dates Captain[15][16] 1886–1889 Did Danskin 1889 Arthur Brown 1889–1890 Morris Bates 1890–1891 Bill Julian 1891–1892[nb 3] Sandy Robertson[17] Robert Buist Did Howat[18] Tom Graham William Stewart 1892–1893 Charles Booth 1893–1894 Joe Powell 1894–1895 Did Howat 1895–1896 Caesar Jenkyns 1896–1898 Gin Crawford 1898–1899 John Anderson 1899–1900 Joe Murphy 1900–1901 Duncan McNichol 1901–1905 Jimmy Jackson 1905–1906 John Dick 1906–1919 Percy Sands 1919–1920 Joe Shaw 1920–1922 Frank Bradshaw 1922–1923 Alex Graham 1923–1924 Billy Blyth 1924–1925 Alf Baker 1925–1928 Charlie Buchan 1928–1929 Billy Blyth 1929–1932 Tom Parker 1932–1933 Charlie Jones 1933–1937 Alex James 1937–1944 Eddie Hapgood 1944–1947 George Male 1947–1954 Joe Mercer 1954 Jimmy Logie 1954–1955 Walley Barnes 1955–1956 Don Roper 1956 Cliff Holton 1956–1957 Peter Goring 1957 Cliff Holton 1957–1958 Dennis Evans 1958–1959 De Bowen 1959–1962 Vic Groves 1962–1963 Terry Neill 1963–1966 George Eastham 1966–1967 Don Howe 1967–1973 Frank McLintock 1973–1974 Bob McNab 1974–1975 Alan Ball[19] 1975 Eddie Kelly[20][21] 1975–1976 Alan Ball 1976–1980 Pat Rice 1980–1983 Did O'Leary[nb 4] 1983–1986 Graham Rix 1986–1988 Kenny Sansom 1988–2002 Tony Adams[nb 5] 2002–2005 Patrick Vieira[nb 6] 2005–2007 Thierry Henry 2007–2008 William Gallas 2008–2011 Cesc Fabregas 2011–2012 Robin van Persie 2012–2014 Thomas Vermaelen 2014–2016 Mikel Arteta 2016–2018 Per Mertesacker 2018–2019 Laurent Koscielny 2019 Granit Xhaka 2019–2021 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang[nb 7] 2021–2022 Alexandre Lacazette 2022–present Martin Ødegaard Notes[edit] ^ A club located in the southern counties of England. Initially these were amateur clubs, as professionalism in football was not as readily accepted in the south as in the north. In the 1893–94 season, Arsenal (under its former name Woolwich Arsenal) turned professional and became the first southern club admitted to the northern-oriented Football League. The following year saw the creation of the Southern Football League, which was composed of amateur and professional teams. By the 1920–21 season, the top division of the Southern Football League was absorbed by the Football League, to create its third division.[1][2] ^ Rutherford left Arsenal to join Stoke in March 1923, but returned six months later. ^ Sandy Robertson replaced Bill Julian as captain in October 1891, and was the second of six captains to serve in the 1891–92 season. However, sources are unclear as to the specific dates of the captaincies of Buist, Howat, Graham, and Stewart. ^ First captain from outside the United Kingdom. ^ Longest-serving captain. ^ First captain from outside the British Isles. ^ First non-European captain. References[edit]General
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