What’s next for Arsene Wenger?

Former Arsenal manager has his eye on a return

In a revelatory interview with RTL, Arsene Wenger revealed he’s considering his career options over the next few months.

The Frenchman has been taking a break from football since leaving Arsenal at the end of last season. But the 68-year-old has stated he’s keen to get back into the game in some shape of form.

The Coral News Team take a look at Le Professeur’s possible future options…

La Liga giants?

Could there be a possible destination stop at one of the two La Liga super clubs in Real Madrid and Barcelona?

Both outfits could be in for volatile periods. Cristiano Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane have exited the Santiago Bernabeu. Julien Lopetegui is the new name in the dugout, while Ronaldo has yet to be replaced.

Barcelona have seen the end of an era with Andres Iniesta now joining Xavi in leaving the club. Lionel Messi had a relatively traumatic World Cup and the burden lies heavier than ever on him at Camp Nou.

If things take a bad turn in either Madrid or Catalonia, Wenger may be asked to step into a void.

Paris Saint-Germain?

It’s hardly a secret that the PSG job is one of the most demanding in world football right now. Any manager at Parc des Princes is expected to win the Champions League.

And plenty have come and gone over the years. Carlo Ancelotti, Laurent Blanc, and Unai Emery have all tried and failed to win European football’s top trophy.