Arsenal’s forgotten man goes back to his former club after six years and zero games

As Manchester United look to bring back a player they had on their books as a youngster, a former Arsenal player has made a similar move.

Wellington Silva was considered a special talent by Fluminense when he made his debut as a teenager, and fans were none too happy to see him leave for Arsenal - in much the same way that United fans felt they had lost out when Pogba left for Juventus. Several years on, and the 23-year-old is being given a hero's welcome after a surprise return to the club where he broke through as a youngster - just like Pogba. https://twitter.com/FluminenseFC/status/755135888166969344 And, in much the same way that Juventus fans will be distraught if Pogba does indeed trade Turin for Manchester, Arsenal supporters are beside themselves after seeing a star name allowed to leave by Arsene Wenger. https://twitter.com/Cookster_d/status/755162954144813057 https://twitter.com/pot_de_fer/status/754587440472621057 https://twitter.com/ELEGBETE1/status/755307936621195264 https://twitter.com/RassTaheri/status/755319900885938176 The Brazilian striker had an eventful spell at the Emirates Stadium, joining Arsenal in 2010 and playing a grand total of zero senior games in his six years with the club after visa issues, followed by not-being-good-enough issues. Players who have managed more minutes for Arsenal in that time include *deep breath* Conor Henderson, Henri Lansbury, Chuks Aneke, Daniel Boateng, Oguzhan Ozyakup, Nico Yennaris, Ryo Myaichi, Thomas Eisfeld, Jernade Meade, Isaac Hayden, Gedion Zelalem, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Krystian Bielik and Abou Diaby, Yes, even Abou Diaby. Goodbye Wellington, and God speed.