Ekun Samuel, 23 September 2016
The French tactician and Economic Professor looks likely to be replaced by the managers at the helms of affairs if the rumours emanating are anything to go by.
Arsene Wenger celebrated his remarkable 20th anniversary at the club on Thursday and he is reportedly been likely to be succeeded by Eddie Howe as his contract expires next summer.
According to reports from Daily Star, Arsene Wenger will stand down from his role as Arsenal's manger when he contract expires and will be replaced by Bournemouth's manager Eddie Howe.
Eddie Howe as been regarded as the best man for the job to replace Arsene Wenger when he finally sees out his contract which expires next summer. Also regarded as one of the finest managers around as he masterminded Bournemouth's promotion to the EPL.
Will it sound as a good news for Arsenal fans who has seen the French Mans policies at the club especially in the area of transfer thrift and rigid?
