Former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has admitted he has no plans to make a return to the Emirates in the future, just four-years after he left the club. The Frenchman spent 22-years in charge of the Gunners, winning three league titles and seven FA Cups in that time.
He would later walk from his role in 2018, with growing discontent surrounding the direction of the club under both Wenger and the ownership. Since then, he hasn't been involved with the club, despite the huge legacy he leaves behind during his two decades of management.
It led to current boss and former player Mikel Arteta to call for a potential return in some capacity: "Hopefully we can bring him close because I think he would have a great time just seeing the environment that he can create around him when he's around this place, because of the respect, admiration and love that everybody at the club has for what he's done and for what he represents as a person in this club."
