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If reports are correct, Arsenal are considering relieving Unai Emery of his duties before the season’s out.
Raul Sanllehi and Edu are said to have cornered Emery for crisis talks in the tunnel after Alexandre Lacazette’s late strike salvaged a point at home to Southampton at the weekend.
And the chiefs are reportedly considering as many as SIX names to replace Emery as head coach.
Max Allegri
Allegri is a leading favourite for Arsenal’s next head coach
Max Allegri has been out of a job since leaving Juventus in 2018. The Italian was interviewed for the Arsenal job prior to Emery’s arrival, but was not deemed worthy.
He is learning English with a view to testing himself in the Premier League.
Mikel Arteta
Should former Gunners captain Arteta replace Emery?
Mike Arteta has been getting a managerial education under the stewardship of Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola. The ex-Arsenal captain has emerged as an early frontrunner for the job.
The Spaniard who spent five years in north London was a popular man at The Emirates – he knows the side and staff well.
Mauricio Pochettino
Pochettino? Stranger things have happened…
Booted out of Sp*rs and replaced by Jose Mourinho last week, but Mauricio Pochettino has been linked with a shock move to The Emirates.
Would he be your ideal man in charge?
Freddie Ljungberg
Arsenal’s stars appear to respond well to Freddie Ljungberg
Freddie is carving out a positive reputation as a coach since overseeing the Arsenal U23’s last season. Now as Emery’s assistant, he’s a clear candidate to replace Emery should he leave.
Brendan Rodgers
Brendan Rodgers has got Leicester firing
Brendan Rodgers has been on a road to redemption since being sacked by Liverpool four years ago. His successful spell in Scotland with Celtic has led him to changing Leicester City’s fortunes.
The Foxes are currently flying high in the Premier League and on course to return to the Champions League. It may be difficult to lure him to The Emirates.
Nuno Santo
Nuno Santo is doing a remarkable job with Wolves
Last but not least, Nuno Santo who has been proving Wolves’ wonderful 2018/19 return to Premier League was not a fluke.
The west-midlands side have not suffered the dreaded second-season-syndrome, but instead are going from strength to strength domestically and set to reach the Europa League knockout stages.
Six of the best, Gooners? Who’s your pick? Let us know in the comments…
