Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has stated that he would never manage a club in England other than Arsenal, but does not rule out taking a job in the Bundesliga when he leaves Arsenal according to the website goal.com.
Despite his commitment in saying that he will stay at Arsenal the Gunners boss refused to sign a new two-year extension on his contract back in October, and still has the option to leave should Arsenal either win or lose the FA Cup knowing that the club has at least qualified for next seasons Champions League.
Wenger was born in the Alsace region of France growing up in the village of Duttlenheim just 10 miles south of Strasburg close to the border with Germany where he often went to watch football.
“If I were to go somewhere then I think it would be in a different country because I am so much Arsenal that I would not like to coach anywhere else in England,” Wenger told BeIN Sports.
“Germany [is an option] because I am of German culture a little bit and it’s a country where I have never worked and I am very close to it.”
