Wenger: Smaller clubs will die if no action is taken
Arsene Wenger believes ‘smaller clubs will die’ unless urgent action is taken to safeguard the future of the English Football League. You may also like
Wenger thinks Arsenal can be ‘surprise package’ under Mikel Arteta
Arsene Wenger has backed Arsenal to be the ‘surprise package’ of the Premier League this season and believes Mikel Areta’s side could achieve more than a top-four finish. You may also like
Wenger open to managerial return but only under ‘optimal conditions’
Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed he is open to coaching again one day but only under conditions he deems ‘optimal’. You may also like
Tshabalala: Wenger told me about PSG interest
Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Siphiwe Tshabalala has revealed that Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger once said he admired him and that Paris Saint-Germain were interested in signing the winger. You may also like
Bergkamp admits to doubting Wenger
Arsenal great Dennis Bergkamp admits to having had doubts about Arsene Wenger when the Frenchman was brought to north London as a virtual unknown in 1996. You may also like
Wenger warns Ligue 1 clubs against foreign investors
Arsene Wenger has warned of the perils of top French clubs being sold to foreign investors, arguing that many do not have the best interests of the club at heart. You may also like
I hope Arteta can bring back Arsenal’s culture – Wenger
Arsene Wenger has expressed his hope that Mikel Arteta can bring back Arsenal’s unique culture, which he hints has been missing since his departure. You may also like
Neville rates current Man City side the greatest in EPL era
Gary Neville, an eight-time title winner with Manchester United, has admitted Manchester City could be the greatest Premier League team ever. You may also like
Xhaka: UCL would be big step for this Arsenal
Granit Xhaka believes Arsenal returning to the Champions League would be a ‘big step’ after the upheaval of Arsene Wenger’s summer departure. You may also like
Wenger raises questions over Ozil effort level
Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes the decision to offer Mesut Ozil a long-term contract last year may have left the German in a ‘comfort zone’. You may also like
