Liam Brady
The Irishman was the club’s most exciting player throughout the 70s, and you can even find clips of his remarkable curling shot against Tottenham in 1978 online today.
Brady’s time at the club wasn’t as trophy-laden as other legends, but he was the club’s player of the year on three occasions, and won the PFA Player of the Year award in 1979.
Brady went on to have even more success in Italy.
To this day, he could make a reasonable claim of being Arsenal’s most famous and successful export.
He won two titles with Juventus in the early 80s, before going on to represent Sampdoria and Inter Milan.
All in all, he made 208 appearances during his time in Italy, before ending his career with West Ham before coming a key figure behind the scenes with Arsenal until recently.