Arsene Wenger, an asteroid

Asteroid 33179 Arsènewenger, is named to honour the achievements of Arsène Wenger the eternal optimist. The asteroid, which is between 3 and 9 kilometres in diameter orbits between Mars and Jupiter and takes 4.23 years to complete one circuit of the sun. The asteroid was discovered on March 29, 1998 by Ian P. Griffin, the only asteroid in the world named after a football manager.

The Arsene Wenger asteroid will be visible from Australia during the pre-season tour this summer. Wenger is ineradicably here, watching us from the skies astronomically indefinitely.