Arsène Wenger, the manager of Arsenal football club, has agreed a two-year contract to extend his 21-year stay at the London side, after a season where he faced sustained protests from some fans over his continued leadership. On Tuesday, Arsenal's ...and more »
The Frenchman has signed a number of stars for the Gunners throughout his reign, but also missed out on some high-profile names. Now that Arsene Wenger has signed a new contract with Arsenal until 2019, the 67-year-old is likely to turn his attention ...and more »
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has reportedly agreed a two-year contract extension after meeting club owner Stan Kroenke on Monday. The BBC claims Arsenal will confirm Wenger's new deal on Wednesday, five days after the manager guided the ...and more »
Copa90 met the Labour leader to discuss Arsène Wenger's future, Arsenal's hopes of winning the title and how this election could be reminiscent of 2005. By Copa90 for the Guardian Sport Network. Copa90. Wed 31 May 2017 10.39 EDT Last modified on ...and more »
Arsenal has ended months of speculation about the future of manager Arsene Wegner when it was reported that he would stay on as manager of The Gunners for two more years. Wenger has now been the manager for Arsenal for 21 seasons in a league ...and more »
Editor's note: Arsène Wenger on Friday announced his decision to step down as manager of Arsenal Football Club at the end of the season. This move, coming a year before his contract runs out, will see the Frenchman mark 22 years as the Gunners' gaffer.and more »
Arsenal formally announced on Wednesday that Arsene Wenger has signed a new two-year contract, extending his stay at the club to 2019. Beating Chelsea to win the FA Cup final on Saturday appears to have persuaded the Arsenal board to grant Wenger ...and more »
LONDON — For a few minutes on Saturday evening, it seemed even Arsenal would succumb. The club's longtime manager, Arsène Wenger, was sitting in front of members of the news media at Wembley Stadium, reflecting on his team's victory in the F.A. Cup ...and more »
EMMANUEL PETIT claims Arsene Wenger will rip up Arsenal's wage structure and break the bank in transfer fees to sign world class stars this summer. The Arsenal legend challenged the Emirates chief of 21 years just two months ago over his plans for the ...and more »
On balance the manager's extended stay is welcome but changes will still be required behind the scenes – and in the Emirates Stadium stands. Contact author. @AllThatChas. Wed 31 May 2017 04.48 EDT Last modified on Sun 26 Nov 2017 23.48 EST.and more »