Luznhy is released by Arsenal

Oleg Luznhy has been released by Arsenal, it was announced today.

Luznhy is released by Arsenal
Mon, 02 Jun, 2003 - 15:35

Oleg Luznhy has been released by Arsenal, it was announced today.

The news comes just weeks after the defender's outstanding FA Cup Final display for the Gunners.

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