
Gabriel Jesus 7/10
Brazilian striker admitted that it was "not the best season for me" as he struggled for form, fitness and a route to Arteta's starting XI. Scored just four PL goals and eight across all competitions bShow more
David Raya 8/10
ARSENAL 2023/24 SEASON RATINGS: Started campaign by replacing Aaron Ramsdale as first-choice between the sticks and ended it with the Golden Glove award after keeping 16 clean sheets. Whether that wasShow more
Aaron Ramsdale 5/10
An immensely frustrating season for keeper who controversially lost his place to Raya and finished the season having started just six PL games. Bad error gifted Brentford goal in one of his rare startShow more
Ben White 8/10
A model of consistency at right-back, forming a superb partnership down right with Saka and a key part of the meanest defence in the divison. Also chipped in with four goals and five assists. Shame foShow more
William Saliba 9/10
Was no coincidence that Arsenal's title challenge last season collapsed when the classy French centre-back picked up an injury. Saliba was an ever-present in the league this time round, making 50 appeShow more
Gabriel 8/10
Formed a superb partnership with Saliba at the back, in what was the best centre-back pairing in the league. Brazilian contributed to Arsenal having the lowest expected goals against (28.3) across allShow more
Takehiro Tomiyasu 7/10
Japanese left-back ended the season on a high as first-choice left-back having missed chunks of the season due to injury. Started final five games helping team take maximum points and scored only his Show more
Jakub Kiwior 7/10
Signed as a centre-back, Polish defender impressed playing in an unfamiliar left-back role for part of the campaign due to injuries, earning the praise of manager Arteta. An important squad player forShow more
Oleksandr Zinchenko 6/10
By his own admission, Ukrainian left-back struggled to hit top form and was even jeered by his own supporters during April's damaging home defeat against Aston Villa. Zinchenko has promised "fans and Show more
Thomas Partey 7/10
An injury-ravaged season for Ghanaian who managed just nine PL starts. But his presence anchoring midfield during the run-in gave Rice and Odegaard chance to roam forward with more freedom. Coming up Show more
Declan Rice 9/10
One of the finest box-to-box midfielders in the world who slotted into the Gunners engine room with ease after arriving from West Ham last summer. Scored seven goals, provided nine assists and would bShow more
Martin Odegaard 9/10
Captain was the heartbeat of Arsenal's title challenge. One of the finest passers of the ball in the league, Odegaard also reached double figures for goals and assists (11 and 11). Insisted after lastShow more
Emile Smith Rowe 5/10
Knee and ankle injuries - plus the form of his teammates - meant the 23-year-old made only three PL starts but remains a huge fan favourite, while manager Mikel Arteta insists the player is "a joy to Show more
Jorginho 7/10
Italian midfielder became very much a squad player for Arteta, making 19 starts across all competitions, while coming off the bench in a further 17 games. The 32-year-old signed a contract extension iShow more
Fabio Vieira 6/10
Portuguese attacker played only a bit-part role for the Gunners, mostly restricted to substitute appearances. Had to undergo groin surgery in November, while his only goal of season came from penalty Show more
Kai Havertz 9/10
German attacker took time to find his feet at the Emirates after moving from Chelsea, and was considered a £65m gamble - but was one of Arsenal's best players during their excellent form after new yeaShow more
Bukayo Saka 9/10
Attacker now firmly established as a big-game player who can be relied on to produce the goods against top opposition. Ended campaign with career best 20 goals and also became first English player to Show more
Gabriel Martinelli 7/10
Failed to hit the heights of last season, and was overshadowed by likes of Saka and Trossard, but Brazilian still contributed eight goals and five assists to the cause. Lightning pace gave Arteta usefShow moreLeandro Trossard 9/10
The Belgian really stepped up when it counted with Arteta opting to play without an out-and-out striker for the second half of the season. Trossard found the knack of scoring crucial goals and would fShow more
Eddie Nketiah 7/10
Will probably consider this season a frustrating one due to lack of starts - 13 compared to 24 coming off the bench - but there were still some landmark moments for the striker. Nketiah scored his firShow more
Reiss Nelson 6/10
Limited to just one Premier League start and 14 appearances off the bench, the homegrown forward's sole strike of the season came when he scored the only goal of the League Cup third-round win againstShow more
Gabriel Jesus 7/10
Brazilian striker admitted that it was "not the best season for me" as he struggled for form, fitness and a route to Arteta's starting XI. Scored just four PL goals and eight across all competitions bShow more
David Raya 8/10
ARSENAL 2023/24 SEASON RATINGS: Started campaign by replacing Aaron Ramsdale as first-choice between the sticks and ended it with the Golden Glove award after keeping 16 clean sheets. Whether that wasShow more
Aaron Ramsdale 5/10
An immensely frustrating season for keeper who controversially lost his place to Raya and finished the season having started just six PL games. Bad error gifted Brentford goal in one of his rare startShow more
Ben White 8/10
A model of consistency at right-back, forming a superb partnership down right with Saka and a key part of the meanest defence in the divison. Also chipped in with four goals and five assists. Shame foShow more
William Saliba 9/10
Was no coincidence that Arsenal's title challenge last season collapsed when the classy French centre-back picked up an injury. Saliba was an ever-present in the league this time round, making 50 appeShow more
Gabriel 8/10
Formed a superb partnership with Saliba at the back, in what was the best centre-back pairing in the league. Brazilian contributed to Arsenal having the lowest expected goals against (28.3) across allShow more
Takehiro Tomiyasu 7/10
Japanese left-back ended the season on a high as first-choice left-back having missed chunks of the season due to injury. Started final five games helping team take maximum points and scored only his Show more
Jakub Kiwior 7/10
Signed as a centre-back, Polish defender impressed playing in an unfamiliar left-back role for part of the campaign due to injuries, earning the praise of manager Arteta. An important squad player forShow more
Oleksandr Zinchenko 6/10
By his own admission, Ukrainian left-back struggled to hit top form and was even jeered by his own supporters during April's damaging home defeat against Aston Villa. Zinchenko has promised "fans and Show more
Thomas Partey 7/10
An injury-ravaged season for Ghanaian who managed just nine PL starts. But his presence anchoring midfield during the run-in gave Rice and Odegaard chance to roam forward with more freedom. Coming up Show more
Declan Rice 9/10
One of the finest box-to-box midfielders in the world who slotted into the Gunners engine room with ease after arriving from West Ham last summer. Scored seven goals, provided nine assists and would bShow more
Martin Odegaard 9/10
Captain was the heartbeat of Arsenal's title challenge. One of the finest passers of the ball in the league, Odegaard also reached double figures for goals and assists (11 and 11). Insisted after lastShow more
Emile Smith Rowe 5/10
Knee and ankle injuries - plus the form of his teammates - meant the 23-year-old made only three PL starts but remains a huge fan favourite, while manager Mikel Arteta insists the player is "a joy to Show more
Jorginho 7/10
Italian midfielder became very much a squad player for Arteta, making 19 starts across all competitions, while coming off the bench in a further 17 games. The 32-year-old signed a contract extension iShow more
Fabio Vieira 6/10
Portuguese attacker played only a bit-part role for the Gunners, mostly restricted to substitute appearances. Had to undergo groin surgery in November, while his only goal of season came from penalty Show more
Kai Havertz 9/10
German attacker took time to find his feet at the Emirates after moving from Chelsea, and was considered a £65m gamble - but was one of Arsenal's best players during their excellent form after new yeaShow more
Bukayo Saka 9/10
Attacker now firmly established as a big-game player who can be relied on to produce the goods against top opposition. Ended campaign with career best 20 goals and also became first English player to Show more
Gabriel Martinelli 7/10
Failed to hit the heights of last season, and was overshadowed by likes of Saka and Trossard, but Brazilian still contributed eight goals and five assists to the cause. Lightning pace gave Arteta usefShow moreLeandro Trossard 9/10
The Belgian really stepped up when it counted with Arteta opting to play without an out-and-out striker for the second half of the season. Trossard found the knack of scoring crucial goals and would fShow more
Eddie Nketiah 7/10
Will probably consider this season a frustrating one due to lack of starts - 13 compared to 24 coming off the bench - but there were still some landmark moments for the striker. Nketiah scored his firShow more
Reiss Nelson 6/10
Limited to just one Premier League start and 14 appearances off the bench, the homegrown forward's sole strike of the season came when he scored the only goal of the League Cup third-round win againstShow more
Gabriel Jesus 7/10
Brazilian striker admitted that it was "not the best season for me" as he struggled for form, fitness and a route to Arteta's starting XI. Scored just four PL goals and eight across all competitions bShow moreArsenal 2023/24 season review and player ratings: Saka 9, White 8, Ramsdale 5
So close and yet so far for Gunners who fell just short in Premier League title charge
Gareth Cox
May 25, 2024