Arsenal plans to Name Arsene Wenger Successor before World Cup

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Arsenal are confident of naming an Immediate successor to Arsene Wenger before the World Cup kicks off next month.

The Frenchman, who has been in faces of Arsenal fans for so long, an household name to every Gunners fan, with two more games to go as the North london team manager, The gaffer will be leaving the club after almost 22 years.

The Gunners have no specific deadline for the recruitment process, but an announcement is expected before the tournament starts in Russia on 14 June.

Ex-Barcelona coach Luis Enrique has been linked with the job, along with Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri.

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