Arsene Wenger has revealed that he turned down Real Madrid "two or three times" during his management career at Arsenal. The Frenchman vacated his position at the Emirates at the end of the season following a 22-year spell in charge. During that time, the 68-year-old guided the North London outfit to three Premier League titles, as well as seven FA Cup triumphs. Now, Wenger has revealed that he rejected the opportunity to manage Spanish giants Real Madrid a handful of times. "When we built [the Emirates] the banks asked me to commit for five years. The first time [Madrid approached] it was inside the five years and I thought no I could not do that, that would betray my...
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