Arsenal boss, Arsene Wenger, has thrown up more uncertainty about his future, by saying that the FA Cup final against Chelsea could be his last as manager of the Gunners.
Wenger’s current deal expires at the end of the season.
Speaking ahead of Saturday’s Wembley clash against the Premier League champions, the Frenchman, however, insisted the result would have no bearing on his decision.
Asked if his Arsenal reign would extend from 21 years to 22 or 23, Wenger said: “I cannot answer that question at the moment.
“It will not be my last match anyway because no matter what happens I will stay in football.”
Asked specifically if this would be his last match in charge of Arsenal, he replied: “I don’t know.
“No [the result will not have an impact]. Why [should it]? I don’t care about me, I care about us winning the game on Saturday.
“When you go in the game, a cup final, you can accept the challenge and just want to win it. The last worry I have is myself.
“The team has given so much and they really want to win something this season.”
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