Sam Wilson, Arsenal's lead performance coach, has reportedly left the club, joining a growing list of staff changes following the team's Premier League title win in 2025/26.
The departure comes after Arsenal's successful season, in which they ended a 22-year wait to win the title and reached the Champions League final, ultimately losing on penalties to Paris Saint-Germain.
Wilson's move is the latest in a series of changes to Arsenal's staff and medical team, including the sacking of head of sports medicine Dr Zafar Iqbal, who was let go due to a number of injury problems in the last two seasons.
It is unclear whether Wilson's decision to leave was a result of his own choice or a part of the club's broader efforts to revamp their staff and maintain a competitive edge.
The changes at Arsenal are part of a larger trend, with the team looking to keep fresh and avoid resting on their laurels after their historic title win.
The club's policy of regularly updating their staff and coaching team appears to be driven by a desire to maintain a competitive and unpredictable edge in the Premier League.
