FA chief executive Martin Glenn has hinted at the possibility that Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger could become the next long-term England manager. Roy Hodgson announced his resignation in the immediate aftermath of Monday night's shock 2-1 loss to Iceland in Nice at Euro 2016, thus paving the way for a successor to be announced. However, the FA are keen to take their time with the decision to bring in the right man after yet another failure at a major tournament has left them in disarray. A three-man committee of Glenn, technical director Dan Ashworth and former Manchester United chief executive David Gill will now carry out the task of appointing a new manager, and that process could...
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