Wenger keen on France return
Arsene Wenger is set to leave Arsenal in three years' time and has already started negotiations with Paris Saint Germain over the possibility of being appointed the club's president, according to The Sunday Telegraph.
The newspaper claims the Gunners boss has 'been in France this week advising Paris St Germain over their long-term strategy' as he is determined to move back to his homeland after his contract with the London club expires.
The publication also indicates that "the surprise appointment of Wenger's close friend Charles Villeneuve as PSG president this week has triggered intense speculation in France, with sources close to the club claiming the Gunners boss was behind the decision and intends to succeed Villeneuve when he leaves Arsenal. Villeneuve, 66, recently retired as head of sport for the television station TF1, with whom Wenger works on a regular basis, and admits speaking to Wenger before accepting the post."
However, 'the Frenchman remains determined to take his talented young Arsenal team as far he can before then and will continue his quest to claim the one major trophy that has so far eluded him, the Champions League.' |
發表於 2008-6-1 07:33 PM
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