Arsene Wenger is a better man than you.

[redgunamo]

It will be fascinating to see where he goes. Does he feel he still has something left to prove, or will he be content to just place-hold somewhere at some middling club.

If he's missing the day-to day involvement with the likes of Wilsh and Jenks and #Welbz and all that sort then I think we can rule out any national team or Director of Neymar at PSG. And "leading clubs in Europe" includes practically anybody and everyone nowadays, doesn't it.

As I say, fascinating.

"Arsène Wenger is preparing to return to football and is set to take up one of four job offers within a month.

Wenger, 69, has told friends that he is missing the day-to-day involvement of working with players and is itching to return to a job in the game. The Frenchman parted company with Arsenal at the end of last season after 22 years as manager and has not worked since apart from occasionally as a TV pundit.

Wenger is still based in London but will not work for another club in the Premier League, believing that it would be disrespectful to Arsenal after all his years there. He is now considering four concrete job offers, one understood to be as director of football at Paris Saint-Germain, another as the head coach of a national team, and two from leading clubs in Europe."

[Ash]

Does he feel he still has something left to prove?

Winning a European trophy would be a Thing, perhaps. Especially for someone who couldn't even win a League Cup.

Director of Neymar at PSG.

vg redg. At least qg.

[redgunamo]

Thank you, A.

The thing is though, that any club with a chance at winning anything proper already has a decent manager. At least, they're unlikely to be wanting to appoint a new one in the next fortnight, you'd think.

Winning a European trophy would be a Thing, perhaps. Especially for someone who couldn't even win a League Cup.



vg redg. At least qg.