Arsenal have a major void to fill this summer as Arsene Wenger departs, and one familiar face continues to be heavily linked with the vacant role. The veteran tactician confirmed last month that his intention was to step down at the end of the season, as per BBC Sport, and so the Gunners have known for some time that they'll need to identify a successor. SEE MORE: Talks today: Arsenal edging closer to managerial appointment, £50m transfer budget touted After a staggering 22 years at the club, it will be a major change and one that could spark a difficult transitional period as the new man settles in and tries to implement his own ideologies and style. According to Sky Sports, former...
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