Soon to be departed Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has confirmed that he will continue in management after he leaves the Gunners at the end of the season, and he also revealed that he has had plenty of offers from other clubs.
The 68-year-old coach will end his 22 year association with the North London club next weekend and he will go down in history as one of the most influential managers of the Premier League era.
Despite Wenger coming in for some heavy criticism during the second decade of his Arsenal career, he is still widely respected within the game, and it is no surprise that other clubs are queuing up to offer him work once he departs the Emirates.
When asked if he intended to take on another managerial role and if other clubs had approached him, the Frenchman said:
“Yes! More than I expected,”
“But I’m not analysing or considering anything. I want to work well here until the last day of my contract.
“For sure I will be active. My brain demands work and is active.
“I have huge experience in management. Overall, I will work. What will I do? I don’t know.”
Wenger will leave Arsenal as the clubs longest serving and most successful manager of all time. He has taken charge of over 1,000 games as Gunners boss and won three Premier League titles and a record seven FA Cups.