ARSENE WENGER has no intention of joining the Chinese Super League revolution if he leaves Arsenal.
The under-fire Gunners boss admits he will decide his future in either March or April following a poor run of games in 2017.
Arsenal are ten points behind leaders Chelsea in the Premier League table and are effectively out of Europe after suffering a 5-1 defeat to Bayern Munich in their Champions League first-leg clash.
Fans appear to be divided over Wenger’s stance, with some hopeful the Frenchman will sign a new deal after 20 years in north London.
But others feel the time is right for a change, with the likes of Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri and Monaco chief Leonardo Jardim all linked with the hot seat.
Wenger insists he not retire and will remain in management next season regardless of the club.
But the Mail claims he will not be moving to the Far East and will look to land a role at a top European club should Arsenal decide to move in a new direction.
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PSG are struggling to retain their crown for a fifth consecutive season while Barca are at risk of ending the campaign without a major trophy.
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