Arsene Wenger

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger does not appear a favourite among his former players following his side's 3-1 defeat to Manchester City in the Premier League. The Frenchman made a couple of surprise changes for the Citizens clash, but it came to no avail as the Citizens secured a comfortable victory.

Following the game, club favourite Lee Dixon was unimpressed with the way the Gunners played when they were out of possession, he said, “He has created an environment that doesn't really know what they're doing without the ball. Just running willy-nilly at the ball is a disaster against Man City.”

Arsenal legend-turned-pundit Thierry Henry is surprised with the way Arsene Wenger has dealt with Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil since the start of the season.

The Gunners pair have entered the final year of their respective contracts, and are likely to leave the Emirates on a Bosman next summer.

Both Sanchez and Ozil have had their fitness concerns since the opening weeks of the campaign, and this has seen Wenger take a strict approach in terms of the team selection. Ozil missed the 0-0 draw against Chelsea earlier this month with a minor knee injury, and Sanchez could only make the bench as he was not fully fit.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has admitted that Alexis Sanchez will be 100 per cent focused on his duties once he returns after the international break.

The Chile international was desperate to seal a move to Manchester City on transfer deadline day, but the deal was eventually scuppered due to the Gunners' failure to find a suitable replacement.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has reiterated that star performer Alexis Sanchez would not be leaving the Emirates during the summer transfer window.

The Chile international is currently the subject of interest from both Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City, though the former look favourites to pursue his services due to the 'foreign club' tag.

A few months ago, it was confirmed that Arsenal had decided to give Arsene Wenger a contract extension and this is something which caused a divide among the supporters of the English Premier League.

In the fan-base of Arsenal, Arsene Wenger is a mixed bag as the French manager has lost many fans who have simply lost faith that the can turn Arsenal into the extremely dominating that they once were over a decade ago.

Leicester City winger Riyad Mahrez is reportedly angling for a move to the Emirates this summer as he looks to work under manager Arsene Wenger.

The Gunners failed to qualify for the Champions League for the first time since 1997 but this is unlikely to have an influence on Mahrez’s ambition.

For the most part, last Saturday’s FA Cup final match between Arsenal and Chelsea was more of one last inconvenience before the summer’s plans can take form and be rolled into shape.

Ending a season with disappointment hovering around the cloud at the Emirates stadium has become quite routine for at least the past ten decades.

According to the head coach of Arsenal, Arsene Wenger has admitted that he is planning to sign a maximum of 3 players during this summer transfer window as the club simply cannot afford to add a larger amount of performers.

"Between a maximum of two or three.We cannot spend as much as many other clubs because some clubs have external resources that allow them to be basically unlimited´´

Arsene Wenger’s future has been subjected to much debate, and the Frenchman has kept everyone guessing.

More than a month ago, he claimed that he had come to a decision with regard to his Arsenal future and that it would be announced soon. Since then, however, he has faced a significant backlash from a section of the supporters calling for his departure from the club. Even though results have improved in the last few weeks, Arsene Wenger has not been helped by the club’s inability to get back into the top four due to other clubs like Liverpool and Manchester City remaining firm in their positions.

Arsene Wenger has once again risked the wrath of the supporters by claiming that he does not see a spectacular change in the structure of the club under his regime.

The Frenchman has been coming under intense pressure to resign following a string of poor results, which has left the club in the sixth place. It is a disappointing position for the club, which has been based so much on Champions League qualification. This has been the focal point for the club over the last decade; missing out on this crucial aspect will not just result in a significant drop in financial revenue but also increases the possibility of top players leaving the club.