David Raya Becomes First Arsenal Player Since Thierry Henry to Make FIFPRO World XI
Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya has made history after becoming the first player from the club since Thierry Henry in 2006 to earn a place in the FIFPRO Men’s World XI.
The Spanish international’s inclusion marks a significant achievement in his career and highlights his growing reputation as one of the best goalkeepers in world football.
Raya has been an important figure for Arsenal, delivering impressive performances between the posts and playing a key role in the club’s ambitions across competitions.
His recognition also ends a 20-year wait for an Arsenal player to feature in the prestigious team, with legendary forward Thierry Henry being the last representative of the North London club in 2006.
The FIFPRO World XI recognises the outstanding performances of footballers across the world, with players voting for those they believe have been the best in their respective positions.
For Raya, this achievement represents another major milestone and further recognition of his quality at the highest level of the game.
His selection is also a proud moment for Arsenal, as the club once again has a representative among football’s elite.
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