Dennis Bergkamp
- Date of Birth: 10 May 1969
- Birthplace: Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Theo Walcott compares Cole Palmer to Arsenal legend
Former Arsenal star Theo Walcott has compared Chelsea star Cole Palmer to Gunners legend Dennis Bergkamp following his sensational performance against Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier League.
Five Perfect Hat-Tricks in Football History
There is nothing quite like a perfect hat-trick. Especially a hattrick in which the scoring player hits left and right-footed shots alongside a header.
Arsenal emerge as surprise candidates to sign Ajax star
Arsenal have emerged as surprise contenders to secure the signature of in-demand defender Matthijs de Ligt from Ajax at the end of the campaign.
Are Man City better than Arsenal's Invincibles?
Over the years, the Premier League has thrown up some tantalising teams and many pundits will argue that Pep Guardiola’s Man City are emerging as the next team to fit the bill. Currently unbeaten in the league this season, the Citizens are playing some of the best football we’ve witnessed in England, and many are understandably starting to question whether they can emulate Arsenal’s historic Invincibles season.
Ozil ready to sign new Arsenal deal
Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil is set to sign a new contract with the club, extending his stay at the Emirates to 2020, according to reports in Germany.
Yaya Sanogo set for Ajax loan
Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo will make his way to Eredivisie side Ajax on loan for the season.
Frank De Boer new frontrunner for Tottenham job
Ajax manager Frank De Boer is the newest frontrunner for the vacant Spurs job. The Dutchman has been in charge at Amsterdam since 2010 and Dutch media have now claimed Daniel Levy has requested permission to speak to the former international defender.
Arsenal legend Bergkamp expects title challenge
Arsenal club legend Dennis Bergkamp has praised the current crop of players at the Emirates, and told reporters that he expects the team to make a Premier League title challenge this year.
Ex-Arsenal striker looking for a Premier League move
According to the L’Equipe, Swansea, Everton, West Ham, Sunderland and Southampton are all interested in a move for former Arsenal forward Jérémie Aliadière.
Why 4-3-3 became popular again
During the early 2000's most Premier League teams adopted the 4-4-2 formation. Many teams with significant success. But when and why did 4-3-3 become so trendy?
