The Football Association want Arsene Wenger to replace Sam Allardyce as England manager and are set to make an approach for the Frenchman in the coming days, according to the Evening Standard. Allardyce left his post as Three Lions boss on Wednesday by mutual agreement after just 67 days and one match in charge. Gareth Southgate has been appointed as caretaker manager for England’s next four games against Malta, Slovenia, Scotland and Spain as the FA begin their search for Allardyce’s replacement. The report claims the FA wanted Wenger to replace Roy Hodgson in June but the Arsenal boss refused to break his current contract, which expires at the end of the season. However, the FA...
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