Arsene Wenger’s future at Arsenal uncertain

“We’re edging there but we’re definitely not safe”, he told Sky Sports.

Arsenal’s French manager Arsene Wenger gestures on the touchline during the English Premier League football match between Arsenal and Manchester City at the Emirates Stadium in London on March 1, 2018.

Arsenal are now 13 points behind fourth-placed Tottenham with only nine Premier League games to go.

Their last realistic opportunity to make it back into the competition is to win the Europa League this season, but they have been handed a tough last-16 draw against AC Milan.

Arsenal travel to Milan on Thursday in the Europa League in what looks to be a season-defining tie. “With such a number of games to go it’s very hard to think it will happen”. “Our intent in the first half was good, but I was very disappointed to concede when we did”, Brighton manager Chris Hughton said after the match, according to the team website. “That is the glimmer of hope”.

Arsenal’s dismal season hit another new low on Sunday with a 2-1 Premier League defeat to Brighton.

“They know that Wenger is the man who will take the blame, and that’s a problem”. His whole reign at Arsenal is being called into question by a younger generation who don’t like what they’re seeing. You have to earn the right to play that kind of football and you can not just rock up on the pitch to win. Then it was the players on social media. I mean, the starting 11 is ridiculous: Henry and Bergkamp up top, Pires and Freddie Ljungberg patrolling the wings, Patrick Vieira and Gilberto Silva in midfield, and a backline of Ashley Cole, Kolo Toure, Sol Campbell, Lauren, and Jens Lehman.

“Mathematically, with five teams in front of us, you need two to collapse”.

“What I don’t want to see is what’s happening to him, and I would like him to have the last word, whatever word it’s going to be”. The don’t seem to be mentally ready at the of start games and we saw that from them against at Brighton on Sunday. However, this is probably the best opportunity for both teams to play on the highest level next season (the victor of the Europa League will qualify for the Champions League), so the stake will be huge, and we’ll see which team will stand the pressure.