Departing Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has confirmed that he won’t be retiring this summer and that he has received a number of job offers.
The Mirror report that the 68-year-old is keen to step into another role and that h has been linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain, as well as China.
Last moth, Wenger announced that he will be leaving the Emirates following a spell of 22 years in charge of the club, having joined from Japanese outfit Nagoya Grampus Eight in 1996.
He now has two games left with Arsenal, a trip to Leicester on Wednesday and another to Huddersfield on Sunday.
Arsenal have endured a difficult season, and are set to finish sixth, meaning they will miss out on Champions League qualification.
Wenger was hoping to finish his reign with success by winning his first European trophy, but his side were knocked out of the Europa League by Atletico Madrid at the semi-final stage.
When asked whether he had received any offers, Wenger said.
Yes! More than I expected. But I’m not analysing or considering anything. I want to work well here until the last day of my contract. For sure, I will be active. My brain demands work and is active. I have huge experience in management. Overall, I will work. What will I do? I don’t know.
