Arsenal will have a huge void to fill this summer as long-time manager Arsene Wenger prepares to step down at the end of the season after 22 years in charge. The veteran tactician doesn't leave them in a particularly strong position given that are set to finish sixth in the Premier League table this season and with no trophies. SEE MORE: Why Luis Enrique is unlikely to become Arsenal boss, major obstacle touted That means no Champions League football at the Emirates again next season, and so it will likely only add to the difficulty of bedding in a new manager during what will be a tricky transitional period. Results this season have emphasised the point that Arsenal simply aren't strong...
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