Arsene Wenger Arsenal Coach
Arsene Wenger became the oldest coach at Arsenal. Arsene Wenger said he would consider his future as coach of Arsenal at the end of the season. Wenger admitted was frustrated to lose Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
Speaking to the magazine L'Equipe, Wenger said he no longer thought about the following season. Losing Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri, according to Wenger, making him hit.
"I no longer think will build a new team at the Emirates," said Wenger, the coach who is now 62 years old.
"I just think short term," he continued.
According to Wenger, his successor might someday have to think about how to build a new team at the Emirates. He also said it will only prepare a solid foundation for his successor could be more successful.
Wenger also said it was very frustrating to lose Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri, a player who was heading for peak performance in his career.
"For the first time I lost two players who are heading stage of maturity," complained Wenger.
"I really suffered. What a pain to lose two key players who become important investment for the future," he continued.
Arsenal started the season poorly, but Wenger relative can handle it and the Gunners are now ranked seventh. He hopes Arsenal's position continues to improve before the season ends the first half.
Arsene Wenger Arsenal Coach
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