#21. Ray Parlour, 46

The Romford Pele spends a lot of time with Alan 'I'm about to pop' Brazil, which is pretty concerning. He's also been known to use Twitter to live-stream his solo drinking sessions. Before the Valencia game, I went for a beer with Robert Pires and Santi Cazorla. No, seriously!


#20. Edu

He'll become Arsenal's Technical Director this summer, if rumours are to be believed. Edu is currently the Brazil national team's general coordinator, which sounds like a fairly great job.


#19. Pascal Cygan

As far as we're concerned, the highlight of his career since retiring from football in 2011 has been becoming the subject of an April Fool's report on Arseblog News claiming he was going to join the Arsenal board of directors.


#18. Gilberto Silva

After leaving Arsenal, he won the Greek title and the Copa Libertadores, although he struggled with major knee injuries in his later years in Brazil. In December of 2015, he announced his retirement. He accepted a role as technical director at previous club Panathinaikos, but resigned six months later. He's the only Invincible with a big anteater named after him at London Zoo, and he's still a mandolin player.


#17. Gael Clichy

He left Manchester City in 2017 to join Istanbul Başakşehir in Turkey's top flight, where he is still active.


#16. Sol Cam

Campbell took over as manager of Macclesfield Town in November following a long search for a job, and pulled them clear of relegation on the penultimate day of the season.pbell, 44


#15. Nwankwo Kanu

He spends the most of his time raising money for the Kanu Heart Foundation, a nonprofit that helps youngsters with heart surgery. He also appears to relish the opportunity to play for the Arsenal Legends team.


#14. Stathis Tavlaridis

He only retired a few years ago after a successful playing career that included a brief time at Highbury. He began his career in France with Lille and Saint Etienne before relocating to Greece and joining Panathinaikos. We have no idea what he's been up to lately.