In a special ‘Arsenal in crisis’ section, the Arsenal-obsessed Daily Mail have an EXCLUSIVE today claiming something every other paper is reporting as well – that Arsene Wenger will step down in the summer.
Paul Merson has called on Arsene Wenger to go at the end of the season – or be removed by Stan Kroenke – but fears the American prefers Wenger at the helm of his ‘money-making exercise’.
The Daily Star are today claiming that Arsenal players and coaches feared that Arsene Wenger was going to quit on Wednesday night, with an unnamed source saying ‘he was so low.’
A number of stories around today are claiming that Arsene Wenger will not be offered a role upstairs when he leaves Arsenal, with the club and manager going for a ‘clean break’.
So. Now what? That, is the only question that was left needing to be asked after Arsenal’s second-half capitulation in Munich on Wednesday.
Former Gunner, Lee Dixon, now believes that Arsene Wenger knows it’s time to leave Arsenal after being beaten by Bayern Munich 5-1 on Wednesday night.
This morning there’s something of a numbness running through the Arsenal fan base.
For anyone who cares for Arsene Wenger (regardless of stay or go), watching him give interviews after the Bayern match was even more painful than the Arsenal result.
Rafa Benitez is only focused on Newcastle after a few media outlets ran a rather curious story claiming Arsenal were considering him and Thierry Henry to take over from Arsene Wenger.
Arsene Wenger told the media at his pre-Champions League press conference that Arsenal ‘are capable of dealing’ with the German giants.
Arsene Wenger has admitted that Mesut Ozil is struggling with his confidence but is he still feeling the effects of his recent illness?
With another loss away to Chelsea in the Premier League last Saturday, questions regarding Arsene Wenger’s future at Arsenal have once again been raised.
Juventus’ manager Massimiliano Allegri has been heavily linked with the Arsenal job recently. but his recent comments have quashed talk of a Premier League move in the near future.
Ian Wright is standing behind the comments he made about Wenger getting ready to leave Arsenal at the end of the season, despite Arsene Wenger saying he never gave that impression at all.
Arsene Wenger hailed Hull as a side without ‘any weaknesses’ that he could see as he apologised for the referee’s decision against Alexis Sanchez and for making a point that wasn’t quite to the journalists’ liking.
Ian Wright caused something of a commotion this weekend after he revealed Arsenal Wenger told him he was ‘coming to the end’.
Arsene Wenger spoke with the press after his side’s win over Hull, apologising if Alexis’ goal was handball and admitting the side were nervous.
Late on Friday evening the internet was in something of a tizzy over comments from Ian Wright that Arsenal Wenger had told him he was on his way out.
Arsene Wenger has told the matchday programme that the team needs the fans fully behind them as they try to get things back on track.
William Gallas, loved by nobody, believes that the main difference between Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho is that the latter wants to win every game, implying that the Arsenal manager does not.