So we were lucky enough to have these great players grace our club along with a long list of other names aswell but who was our most influential player?
Ian Wright - signed for us in September 1991 for £2.5m, which was at the time a club record fee. He scored on his debut against Leicester City in a League Cup tie, and then scored a hat-trick on his League debut against Southampton.
Wrighty went on to be Arsenals top scorer for six seasons in a row. He played a major part in the our success during the 1990s, winning an FA Cup and League Cup double in 1993; he scored in both the FA Cup final and the final replay. He also helped us reach the 1994 European Cup Winners' Cup final, although he was suspended for the final in which we beat Parma 1-0.
Wrighty was nearly 33 and despite his age, he continued to score regularly, and on September 13, 1997 he broke Cliff Bastin's goalscoring record with a hat-trick against Bolton Wanderers.
He scored a total of 185 goals for us in 279 starts and 9 substitute appearances. His final goal at Highbury came on October 4,
Dennis Bergkamp - signed in June 1995 for just £7.5m. He made his debut against Middlesbrough in August 1995 but had to adapt to the English style of play; it took him eight games before he managed to score his first goal, against Southampton.
His arrival at Arsenal was significant, not only as he was one of the first world-class foreign players to join an English club since the lifting of the Heysel ban in 1990, but also because he was a major contributor to the club's return to success after the stagnation of the mid-1990s. It has been suggested that his signing, in which Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein was the major mover, has been the most significant in our history, helping to attract other top-class players to the club.
He hit his best form for us after the arrival of Arsène Wenger in September 1996. we won a Premiership and FA Cup double in the 1997-98 season (although Bergkamp missed the cup final with an injury).
He scored 121 goals for Arsenal in 424 appearances, and set up a further 166 goals in his Arsenal career. This makes him one of the top three assist makers in Premier League history.
Thierry Henry - signed for us in August 1999 for £10.5 million. Doubts raised about his ability to adapt to the English game when he failed to score in his first ten games were quieted when he ended his first season at Arsenal with a goal tally of 26.
He was again instrumental in Arsenal's successful 2003–04 season. Henry helped ensured that we became the first team in more than a century to go through the entire domestic league campaign unbeaten as Henry collected his second Premiership medal.
On 17 October 2005, he became the club's top goalscorer of all time; two goals against Sparta Prague meant he broke Ian Wright's record of 185 goals. On February 1, 2006, he scored a goal against West Ham, bringing his league goal tally up to 151 and thus breaking Arsenal legend Cliff Bastin's league goals record.
All three players played big parts in our success during the past 15 years or so years, so who was the best?