GETTY Arsene Wenger will leave Arsenal after nearly 22 years in charge The outgoing Arsenal manager wants no part in the selection of his successor, and said it would be “emotionally difficult” for him to manage anywhere else in the Premier League. However, he reiterated his feeling that he still was not finished as a manager and refused to rule out another job in England completely. “No, I am not relieved, because I was not tired,” Wenger said at the first press conference following the announcement on Friday that he will leave the club at the end of the season. “Our fans did not give the image of unity at the club I want all over the world, that was hurtful....
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