Arsenal got a wad of cash from Man City for all the player sales. Here are five Arsenal players who ruined their Arsenal legacies by joining Man City.

Writing for Pain in the Arsenal, Kian Long highlights five former Arsenal players who he argues damaged their reputations and legacies with the club by transferring to Manchester City. The article focuses on moves that occurred during the early Emirates Stadium era under manager Arsene Wenger, set against the backdrop of Manchester City's subsequent financial charges.
The five players named by the writer are Kolo Touré, Gaël Clichy, Emmanuel Adebayor, Bacary Sagna, and Samir Nasri. Long contends that while Arsenal relied on player sales to remain financially sustainable, these specific moves alienated supporters and resulted in tarnished long-term careers despite the trophies won in Manchester.
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