Good news for the fans of Gunner’s ex boss Arsene wenger

In a recent interview, Arsene Wenger disclosed that he still has offers from the big clubs of Premier League and La Liga and he will definitely make a return to take charge of any of the suitable club.

Wenger spent 22 year with Gunner as a coach and ended his longest streak as a coach in 2018. Arsene Wenger’s incredible journey with Arsenal includes 3 Premier League titles (1997-98, 2001-02 and 2003-04), 7 FA Cup titles (1997–98, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2004–05, 2013–14, 2014–15, 2016–17) and seven FA Community Shields  (1998, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2014, 2015, 2017).

It will not be wrong to say that Wenger actually raised Arsenal and he has been a successful manager at Arsenal. The stats of managerial career of Wenger are very impressive. He represented Arsenal as a manager in 1235 matches and Arsenal won 707 matches form 1235, 280 matches were draw and 248 matches were lost by Arsenal. So winning percentage for Arsenal during Wenger tenure is 54%, which is a good figure.

Wenger has actually introduced the English football to a new revolutionized way of management. Instead of buying expensive players from other clubs he put more focus on creating academy players for Arsenal.

Arsene Wenger WILL return to management 🙌 pic.twitter.com/LY6mCRjOcj

— Goal Singapore (@Goal_SG) September 3, 2019

He was highly criticized by Arsenal fans and football journalists for not signing big players but after few years his experiment of preparing academy players became successful and young players from Arsenal academy started to perform in big matches.

In 2018, a social media campaign (with the title, “Wenger out”) was started against Arsene Wenger for his exit from Arsenal and by the end of the season he decided to leave Arsenal after 22 years of service.

ARSENE WENGER EXCLUSIVE

"I can't live with the fact that I'll never be on the bench again. I might go for an intermediate position. I would like to experience one more time the intensity of a competition."#beINWenger pic.twitter.com/RSPdhC1EMJ

— beIN SPORTS (@beINSPORTS) September 2, 2019

In a recent interview to beIN Sports, Wenger said, “I rejected few nice offers because I did not feel ready and maybe I realized how much I was in my own bubble, when I was managing. You will see me in a dugout again, when, I don’t know exactly."

One thing is quite sure that Arsene Wenger is not talking about return to his ex-club. It will be interesting to see Wenger back in action and there is a huge fan following of 69 years old French coach.

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