Arsene Wenger could leave at the end of the season and return to France, reveals Arsenal legend
ARSENE WENGER will return to France when he leaves Arsenal, according to Ray Parlour.
The Gunners legend, who made over 400 appearances for the north London side between 1992 and 2004, even thinks the Frenchman could leave at the end of the season.
Arsene Wenger will leave Arsenal for good when he retires as manager, according to Gunners legend Ray ParlourPA:Press Association
Wenger has yet to sign a new contract at the Emirates, with his existing deal expiring this summer.
It is widely believed that the 67-year-old would join the club’s board once he decides to retire from the dugout.
But Parlour is not convinced his former boss would stay in the capital with Arsenal.
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He told talkSPORT: “He would know if hasn’t done a good job this season, and I think he would walk.
“He wouldn’t go upstairs, I think he’d go back to France and that’s it.
“I don’t think he’d be part of the board. I don’t think he’s the sort of man who would do that.”
Arsenal legend Ray Parlour thinks that Wenger could leave the Emirates this summerNews Group Newspapers LtdThe former England midfielder does not believe the Frenchman will join the club’s boardGetty ImagesParlour, sat behind Wenger, spent eight years playing for the Frenchman at ArsenalNews Group Newspapers Ltd
Parlour won three Premier League titles and lifted the FA Cup the same amount of times during his time playing under Wenger.
The ex-England international spent eight years under the former Monaco manager’s stewardship before leaving Arsenal to join Middlesbrough in 2004.
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