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Football: Who can replace Arsene Wenger at Arsenal?

Football: Who can replace Arsene Wenger at Arsenal?

Apr 20, 2018
06:19 pm

What's the story

Arsenal fans have been left with mixed feelings after manager Arsene Wenger finally decided to end his 22-year-old reign and step down at the end of the season. Arsenal currently languishes at 6th position in the Premier League and are in the semi-finals of the Europa League. So who is the favourite to replace Wenger next season?

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Front runner

Former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers

Celtic manager Brendan Rogers is one of the front-runners to replace the 68-year-old at the Emirates. Rodgers, who was earlier the boss of Liverpool before the appointment of Jurgen Klopp, has impressed everyone with his work in Scotland. Last season, Rodgers emulated Wenger's greatest achievement by winning the league title without losing a game. He also secured another Scottish Premiership crown this week

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Former Chelsea and Bayern Munich boss Carlo Ancelotti

Ex-Chelsea manager Ancelotti is reportedly keen on moving back to London this year and this could mean taking up the job with Arsenal or Chelsea. The Italian has an impressive CV which includes 3 Champions League titles, two have been with AC Milan and one with Real Madrid. He led Chelsea to the Premier League and the FA Cup double in his first season.

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Germany manager Joachim Low

Germany manager Joachim Low is also on the Arsenal management's radar. The 58-year-old led Germany to World Cup glory in 2014 and will be looking to defend the title this year in Russia. Low doesn't have the required experience of managing a top football club. However, he had stints with Fenerbahce and Stuttgart. But can Arsenal persuade him to take the job?

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One of their own

Former Gunners captain Patrick Vieira

Former Gunners captain Patrick Vieira could also be considered for the job. The Frenchman has two years of experience as the head coach after taking over MLS side New York City in 2016. The former France midfielder would certainly be tempted to return to north London and coach the club he once captained.