The FA's chief executive Martin Glenn has admitted that Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger would be a 'perfect' choice for the England job. The Frenchman has been heavily linked with the role this week following Sam Allardyce's dismissal for being caught out by a media sting. Wenger, who has been at Arsenal for 20 years, has refused to rule out the possibility of him taking the job with the national side and admitted that he is open to the idea "one day". Asked about Wenger by The Telegraph, Glenn replied: "I am not commenting on that. Of course he'd fit the criteria perfectly. Of course he would, as would a few others." Bournemouth's Eddie Howe, 38, has also been strongly...
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