Wenger's Trial: "I could still manage for four years or more" says Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger #wenger #wengerout #wengxit

According to ESPN, Wenger has revealed that he would still manage for four years or even more if he leaves Arsenal.

He has expressed that since he desires to keep on managing, he would really love to be it to be for Arsenal. But for now, Wenger cannot be so sure as he is under public criticism for his midweek loss against German Giants Bayern Munich.

Manchester United legend Gary Neville has expressed a fair and reasonable perspective and the public should consider the amount of work and service and years Wenger has put in for Arsenal.

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