Will Wenger be replaced in the summer?

For years Arsene Wenger, the man who orchestrated Arsenal's famous Invincibles' season in 2004, has been unable to do wrong in the eyes of the Arsenal faithful.

Over the last 2 seasons though the tide has turned with the North London club's fan's becoming increasingly frustrated with the the French manager's supposed lack of ambition and out-dated tactics.

This week Wenger came out in defiant mood, exclaiming that he felt "very strong, very motivated and ready to give my best". Whether it is now too late for the Arsenal coach to win the fan's round again or, like Luis Enrique after Barcelona's astonishing come back vs PSG this week, a few great results will silence his doubters, is yet to be seen, however this hasn't stopped the countries bookmakers from taking bets on the who the next Arsenal manager will be.

With Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri the current favourite at 13/8 with SkyBet ahead of Thomas Tuchel (Borussia Dortmund 9/1) and Eddie Howe (Bournemouth 14/1) the question 'is the grass always greener' could be echoing around North London come pre-season.

Whatever the future may hold if Wenger does leave at the end of the season we dont think he would be out of the game for too long, with PSG and Juventus known to be admirers of the French manager.

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