Arsene Wenger Archives: 05/2016

Sir Alex Ferguson has hailed Arsene Wenger once again.

John Hartson’s been on a mad one, claiming that Arsene Wenger is about to spend £150m in the summer transfer window.

Arsene Wenger has admitted that he’s frustrated that a talent like Tomas Rosicky didn’t get to play more during his time at Arsenal.

Following Mikel Arteta’s recent departure and confirmation that the midfielder has more or less retired from playing football, Arsene Wenger has hailed the 34-year-old’s leadership.

After featuring against Turkey for England’s national team, Jack Wilshere revealed how he prefers playing in the middle of the pitch, rather than the wing.

Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger officially opened ‘Stade Arsène Wenger’ on Sunday, a stadium near where he grew up named after him.

Southampton manager, Ronald Koeman, is said to be about to turn down the Everton job in favour of waiting for Arsenal.

David Seaman has insisted that Arsenal’s season was actually pretty good and that he doesn’t want Arsene Wenger to leave.

Leicester City are Premier League champions and, in north London, work is already underway to make sure it doesn’t happen again next season.

Arsene Wenger admitted that Arsenal would have wanted to finish top of the Premier League.

Arsene Wenger took a moment following Arsenal’s win over Aston Villa to thank Mikel Arteta and Tomas Rosicky.

Arsene Wenger has targeted second place above Spurs on Arsenal’s final day of the season.

Although Arsene Wenger acknowledged that Leicester City have been remarkable this season, he also pointed out how they had fewer fixtures than a lot of teams.

Arsene Wenger has admitted that he’s ‘devasted’ over Danny Welbeck’s newest injury.

Mikel Arteta, Mathieu Flamini and Tomas Rosicky are all confirmed to be leaving Arsenal in the summer and Arsene Wenger acknowledged everything they have done for the club ahead of Aston Villa.

Arsène Wenger rubbished rumours that he is close to signing a new Arsenal contract on Friday morning, insisting that his future remains undecided.

Facing the media on Friday morning, Arsène Wenger conceded that Danny Welbeck’s injury could see the Gunners pursue a striker this summer.

Often labelled as a manager who is myopic or arrogant, Arsène Wenger insisted on Friday morning that he looks back, criticises himself, and hopes to learn from past mistakes.

With the season almost over, attention is beginning to turn to Euro 2016, which will take place in France this summer.

Looking forward to the final Premier League game of the season, there was plenty of Euro 2016 talk for Arsène Wenger to sink his teeth into.