Arsenal are currently on the look out for a new permanent manager, with Freddie Ljungberg in interim charge.
Arsenal are on the hunt for a new boss, and there is now increasing pressure on them to make a permanent appointment sooner rather than later.
Freddie Ljungberg is currently in interim charge, but he has failed to really take Arsenal forward since taking over from Unai Emery.
The Gunners were beaten 3-0 by Manchester City yesterday, with their performance well short of the standard required.
And Sagna has suggested that Ancelotti could be the ideal choice to take Arsenal forward now.
“Carlo Ancelotti, I think he’s well respected in the world of football and is really close to the players. I think he can bring something good to the club,” the French full-back said.
However, Jamie Carragher was of a very different opinion to Sagna.
Carragher feels that Ancelotti would be a poor fit for Arsenal, as they need so much work doing with their squad.
“I don’t agree, I think Ancelotti makes very good teams even better,” Carragher argued.
“This is a rebuilding job, I don’t think Ancelotti has ever took a group of players like this – he’s gone to top teams and it’s more about man management, getting the best out of players.”
Ancelotti could appeal to Arsenal as they would not need to pay any compensation to land him.
The Italian boss has recently lost his job at Napoli, and is now on the hunt for work.
Arsenal’s defeat to City has let them sat in ninth place in the Premier League table.
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