ARSENAL fans will receive commemorative t-shirts against Burnley as the Gunners honour Arsene Wenger in his last home game in charge.
The 68-year-old will soon bring an end to 22-years in charge of the North London club at the end of the season after taking the helm in 1996.
And Arsenal will put on a show for their legendary manager, while they will also give supporters the opportunity to write a message to Wenger in a tribute book.
Issuing a statement on their website, they said: “There will be a tribute book in the Armoury where fans can write a message to Arsene, which will be given to him once the season draws to an end.
“We will also have a free green screen experience in store, allowing fans to be stood next to Arsene and have their picture taken with him.
“All supporters inside the stadium will receive a commemorative t-shirt, which we are asking everyone to wear during the match, in order to create a special atmosphere for Arsene’s last home match as our manager.”
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While the club also implored fans to stay after the full-time whistle to thank the services of club captain Per Mertesacker.
The German centre-back will become the new head of the academy at the end of the season, as he brings a halt to his playing career at the age of 33.
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Wenger will be hoping for a buoyant mood at the Emirates in Sunday, with the club on the fringes of reaching the Europa League final.
The FA Cup holders face Atletico Madrid at the Wanda Metropolitano tonight, with Diego Simeone‘s men having the advantage after netting a late equaliser last week through Antoine Griezmann.
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