Not long after Arsenal fans processed the news that their long-standing manager Arsene Wenger has decided to step down, attention swiftly turned to who will replace him. The Frenchman, who has been at the helm of the North London outfit for more than two decades, announced in a statement via the club's official website that he will resign at the end of the season. The 68-year-old extended his stay by two years last May, but another disappointing season has led to an earlier exit. In the Premier League, the Gunners once again fell way short of expectation as they currently sit 14 points adrift of top four with five games left to play. The club's only saving grace is the Europa League,...
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