Arsenal suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday and it seems the disgracing loss has once again given rise to the Wenger Out protests.
The Gunners went down 3-0 at Wembley and it was a very sorry performance from the London outfit. This defeat has brought criticism from almost every quarter. Gary Neville ripped into the Arsenal team branding them as ‘pathetic’ and ‘spineless’ and now a lot of people are demanding that Wenger should step down from his position with immediate effect.
And speaking after the match, Wenger has hinted that his exit can very well happen.
No, there is no chance that the French manager is going to move out of the Emirates before the end of the season but when he was asked if he is going to step down from his position, Wenger gave a very subtle hint.
When asked if this was the last time he was managing Arsenal at Wembley, Wenger said: “who knows, nobody can guarantee to come back here”
I asked Arsene Wenger if that was the last time he’d managed at Wembley – Arsene told me “who knows, nobody can guarantee to come back here” pic.twitter.com/AwxRe3C0d8
— Ian Abrahams (Moose) (@BroadcastMoose) February 25, 2018
A lot of fans are just fed up with the lack of effort that Wenger has been putting in into his team and they want a new manager to come in who will bring a new hunger and energy to the club.
Rumours have been ripe that former Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti is the favourite to replace Arsene Wenge at Arsenal. The Italian has been jobless since he was sacked by Bayern Munich towards the end of last year and multiple reports have claimed that he is after the Arsenal job.
