With Arsene Wenger’s future seemingly in doubt, HITC Sport is giving you the chance to vote for who you’d like to see in charge at Arsenal next season.
As the London club yet again look to be losing their grip on the title-race, pressure is once again mounting from Arsenal supporters to make a change at the top at the end of the season. Arsene Wenger, who has been arguably one of the greatest managers in Premier League history, has not yet confirmed whether or not he will be signing a new contract with the club in the summer, and could well depart by the end of the season.
So who might Arsenal fans want to replace Wenger? Should he go? Would you like to see Wenger stay? Before you cast your vote, here’s a look at some of the contenders…
Eddie Howe
Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe
The Bournemouth manager has done a sensational job at bringing the Cherries to the Premier League and then stabilising them there, as well as getting his side to play an attractive and exciting brand of football. With Howe’s future surely a bright one, might he be the perfect successor to Arsene Wenger?
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Massimo Allegri
Juventus manager Massimo Allegri
The Italian coach has achieved amazing things with Juventus over the last few years, as well as enjoying success with AC Milan and in the Champions League. A winner on all fronts, could Allegri be a progressive change from the conservative Wenger?
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Diego Simeone
Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone
After taking Atletico Madrid to two Champions League finals and delivering them a La Liga title amongst the titans of Real Madrid and Barcelona, Diego Simeone is, without a doubt, one of the best managers in the business. With a Champions League trophy now looking unlikely, could the Argentinian be set for an adventure in England?
Ronald Koeman
New manager Ronald Koeman
The former Southampton manager has been touted for the Arsenal job on a number of occasions, having been successful at making his sides play both attacking football and making them hard to beat. Now at Everton, could Ronald Koeman be on Arsenal’s shortlist?
Thomas Tuchel
Borussia Dortmund manager Thomas Tuchel
The man to take over from Jurgen Klopp at Borussia Dortmund has been touted for a big future in the game, and has proved he can manage one of the biggest club’s in the world successfully. Might Arsenal fans want to see Tuchel’s brand of football at the Emirates?
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