Former Arsenal and Manchester United striker Robin van Persie enjoyed his time with both clubs and opened up on his history ...

Robin van Persie, a Dutch football legend and current head coach of Feyenoord, offered a composed yet resolute assessment of ...

Robin van Persie played for both Arsenal and Manchester United, but the Dutch striker wasn't willing to offend either set of ...

Willem van Hanegem was dissatisfied with Anis Hadj Moussa’s performance against NAC Breda last weekend. The former player ...

Arsenal legend Ian Wright says that Robin van Persie was justified in his decision to leave the Gunners for Manchester United ...

Loyalty is a virtue, but in football, business comes first. Isak is now walking the rocky path previously taken by stars like ...

Two goals on the opening day propel a familiar name to the top of the Premier League Golden Boot betting. No, not Richarlison ...

Arsenal did manage to secure a 1-0 win over Manchester United in their opening game of the new Premier League season. However ...

Robin Van Persie is regarded as one of the best European strikers to ever grace the game of football in the 21st century. Having played for clubs like Arsenal and Manchester United, Van Persie had ...

Van Persie’s second league game as a United player took him back to St Mary’s and the scene of the lesson that had set him on the right path at Arsenal. Only this time, it was different.

Robin van Persie, thus, would be justified—at least in the estimation of some—if he decides to leave to a club like Barcelona, a club that can guarantee him silverware.

Robin van Persie, when he's healthy, can score 20 goals in a season. He's just never healthy.