Arsenal appointed the former defender of Manchester United Gabriel Heinze as a first team coach.
Heinze, 47, played with the boss of the Gunners Mikel Arteta in Paris St-Germain before joining United, winning the Premier League in 2007.
The Argentinian international also experienced two seasons with Real Madrid before entering training.
Welcome, Gabriel 👋
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Gabriel Heinze to our coach staff as a coach of the first male team 👇
– Arsenal (@Arsenal) July 8, 2025
Heinze joins the Gunners after former assistant coach Carlos Cuesta left to take charge of Parma.
A statement on the Arsenal website said: “We are delighted to announce the appointment of Gabriel Heinze to our coaches as a first male team.
“Heinze, a former Argentinian international, brings a richness of gaming experience and coach to the club.
“We are delighted with the introduction of Gabriel to our coaches for the first team of men and to welcome him as well as his family in Arsenal.”
