French newspaper Le Parisien is reporting that Arsene Wenger is scheduled to meet with Paris Saint-Germain owners next week, while current PSG manager looks likely to replace Jose Mourinho at Real Madrid.
When Wenger was asked about the French rumors recently, here’s what he said:
“First of all I don’t know too much about what’s been said about me. Then I’m concentrating on the next game and the next season. At the end of my contract I’ll see what I can do. I’ve always respected my contracts. I can’t see at my age why that should change.”
It could be an ideal opportunity for Wenger to take on a new challenge with a club that has plenty of money to spend on some of the top players in the world. Plus, it’ll give Wenger an opportunity to return to France, where he began his management career in 1984.
Do you think the newspaper reports of Wenger meeting PSG owners next week are true, or not? And if they are true, do you think Wenger should leave Arsenal? Share your opinions in the comments section below.
Here are tonight’s Premier League news headlines:
- Arsène Wenger poised to end 17-year Arsenal reign and move to Paris St-Germain — Telegraph
- Tickets on sale Tuesday for FC Dallas July 27 friendly with EPL side Stoke City — FC Dallas
- West Ham to sign Razvan Rat, Romania’s captain, on free transfer — The Guardian
- Cash flows of Premier League clubs examined in great detail — The Swiss Ramble
- Paolo Di Canio apologises to fans for ‘unacceptable’ Aston Villa defeat — The Guardian
- Manchester City face demotion in Champions League rankings — The Telegraph
- West Ham vice-chairman Karren Brady considers move into politics — The Guardian
- Alan Pardew sees position at St James’ Park put in peril by dressing room split — The Telegraph
- Mark Gower fires parting shot at Swansea City boss Michael Laudrup — This Is South Wales
- QPR fans call for ticket price cut after Premier League relegation — Evening Standard
- Harry Redknapp will not leave QPR, says chairman Tony Fernandes — The Telegraph
- Tony Fernandes ‘shocked and hurt’ by attitude of QPR players — The Guardian
- How anyone can be a sports announcer with YouCommentate — PandoDaily
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