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Arsenal have had so many great players but Arsenal Top Goal Scorers Of All Time are the true legends of attacking Arsenal.
Thierry Henry is Arsenal’s top goal scorer of all time with 228 career goals for the club. The 6 feet 2-inch footballing legend was signed by Arsene Wenger in 1999 from Serie A outfit, Juventus. He ended up staying at the club for 8 years before leaving for Barcelona in 2007.
During his time at Arsenal, Henry gained the reputation of being one of the best strikers in the history of the Premier League. He now holds a ridiculous amount scoring records across almost all competitions for both club and country.
Arsenal – Arsenal Top Goal Scorers Of All Time
All-time top scorer: 288 goals
Most league goals: 175 goals
Most European goals: 42
Most Champions League goals: 35
Most Premier League goals in a season: 30 (2003–04) (shared with Robin Van Persie)
Most Premier League hat-tricks: 8
Most European appearances: 86
Most Champions League appearances: 78
Fastest to 50 Premier League goals: 83 appearances
Continental – Arsenal Top Goal Scorers Of All Time
Most European Golden Shoe wins while playing in England: 2 (2003-04 & 2005-06)
One of four players to win back-to-back European Golden Shoes (shared with Ally McCoist, Lionel Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo)
England – Arsenal Top Goal Scorers Of All Time
Most FWA Footballer of the year wins: 3 (2002–03, 2003-04 & 2005-06)
Most consecutive FWA Footballer of the Year wins: 2 (2002-03 & 2003-04) (shared with Cristiano Ronaldo)
Most PFA Player of the year wins: 2 (2002-03 & 2003-04) (shared with Cristiano Ronaldo)
Most consecutive PFA Players’ Player of the Year wins: 2 (2002-03 & 2003-04) (shared with Gareth Bale, Alan Shearer, Mark Hughes & Cristiano Ronaldo)
France – Arsenal Top Goal Scorers Of All Time
Only French player to win the European Golden Shoe
Most goals for France national team: 51
Most French Player of the year wins: 5 (2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006)
Most consecutive French Player of the Year wins: 4 (2003 – 2006)
Most goals by a Frenchman playing at a foreign club: 288 goals for Arsenal
Most world cup matches for France: 17 (shared with Fabien Barthez
Most appearances at World Cup final tournaments for France: 4 (1998, 2002, 2006 & 2010)
Premier League – Arsenal Top Goal Scorers Of All Time
Most assists in a season: 20 (2002–03)
Most goals with right foot in a 38 game season: 24 (2005–06) (shared with Alan Shearer)
Most Player of the season awards: 2 (2003-04 & 2005-06)
Most goals by a non-English player: 175 goals{[cn|date=February 2019}}
Most goals in London derbies: 43
Most Golden Boot wins: 4
Most goals on a Friday: 10
Most consecutive 20+ goal seasons: 5 (2001-02 to 2004-05)
Most goals scored under one manager: 175 goals under Arsene Wenger
Most goals at a single ground: 114 goals at Highbury
Most direct free-kicks goals by a foreign player: 12 (shared with Gianfranco Zola)
One of two foreign players to score 10+ goals in eight consecutive seasons (shared with Sergio Aguero)
One of three players to win the Golden boot three years in a row: 2003-05 (shared with Alan Shearer)
The only player to both score and assist 20+ goals in a season (2002–03)
Arsenal Top Goal Scorers Of All Time – The 100 Club
Name
Total Goals
Total games
100th goal game
Thierry Henry
228
377
181
Ian Wright
185
288
143
Cliff Bastin
178
396
174
John Radford
149
481
306
Jimmy Brain
139
232
144
Ted Drake
139
184
108
Doug Lishman
137
244
163
Robin van Persie
132
278
238
Joe Hulme
125
374
307
David Jack
124
208
156
Dennis Bergkamp
120
423
296
Reg Lewis
118
176
152
Alan Smith
115
347
251
Jack Lambert
109
161
149
Frank Stapleton
108
300
276
Theo Walcott
108
397
370
David Herd
107
180
165
Olivier Giroud
105
253
237
Joe Baker
100
156
152
Arsenal Top Goal Scorers Of All Time – Individual Records
Most goals in a season: 44, Ted Drake (1934/35 – 42 League, 1 FA Cup, 1 Community Shield)
Most League goals in a season: 42, Ted Drake (1934/35)
Most Premier League goals in a season:
30, Robin van Persie (2011/12)
30, Thierry Henry (2003/2004)
Most goals in any match by an Arsenal player: 7, Ted Drake (Aston Villa, 14 December 1935, won 7-1 League)
Youngest goalscorer overall: Cesc Fabregas (16 years 212 days vs Wolves, League Cup, 2 December 2003, won 5-1)
Youngest goalscorer in League: Cesc Fabregas (17 years 113 days vs Blackburn Rovers, Premier League, 25 August 2004, won 3-0)
Youngest goalscorer in Europe: Cesc Fabregas (17 years 217 days vs Rosenborg, UEFA Champions League, Group Stage, 7 December 2004, won 5-1)
Youngest goalscorer in FA Cup: Cliff Bastin (17 years 303 days vs Chelsea FA Cup, Third Round, 11 January 1930, won 2-0)
Youngest goalscorer in League Cup: Cesc Fabregas (16 years 212 days vs Wolves, League Cup, 2 December 2003, won 5-1)
Youngest scorer of hat-trick: John Radford (17 years 315 days vs Wolves, Premier League, 2 January 1965, won 4-1)
Most consecutive matches scored in: 9, David Jack, All league matches between 24th October 1931 – 19th December 1931 (scored 14 goals in those matches)
Most consecutive appearances scored in: 12, Ian Wright, Between 15th September 1994 – 23rd November 1994 (scored 16 goals in those matches)
Arsenal Players With The Most Hat-Tricks – Arsenal Top Goal Scorers Of All Time
Name
Years
Hat-tricks
Jimmy Brain
(1921-31)
12
Jack Lambert
(1926-33)
12
Ted Drake
(1934-45)
11
Ian Wright
(1991-98)
11
Thierry Henry
(1999-2012)
9
Doug Lishman
(1948-56)
8
David Herd
(1954-61)
7
David Jack
(1928-34)
7
John Radford
(1962-76)
7
Joe Baker
(1962-66)
5
Ronnie Rooke
(1946-49)
5
Theo Walcott
(2006-18)
5
Second Highest Arsenal Goal Scorer Of All Time – Ian Wright
Ian Wright spent 7 years with Arsenal and ended up becoming one of the most influential strikers of his time. He racked up 185 goals in 288 games for the club. He also led the club to a Premier League title, 2 FA Cups, a League Cup and the 1993-94 European Cup Winners’ Cup.
Wright was signed from Crystal Palace for £2.5m, which at the time was a record fee for Arsenal. He ended up scoring on his debut against Leicester City and even scored a hat-trick on his League debut against Southampton.
On 13 September 1997, the Englishman broke Cliff Bastin’s club-record of 178 goals. Despite being a veteran by the time Arsene Wenger took charge of the North London outfit, Wright continued to score on a regular basis.
He was eventually sold off to West Ham United for £500,000 in July 1998. He earned 33 caps and scored 9 goals for England by the time of his retirement in the Burnley ranks. <Watch & Bet on Football =>
p>Here are a few of his individual records:
First Division Golden Boot: 1991–92
Crystal Palace Player of the Year: 1988–89
PFA Team of the Year: 1988–89 Second Division, 1992–93 Premier League, 1996–97 Premier League