PSG – Luis Enrique cited at Arsenal to replace Arteta: “Are you?”

Arthur Mountain
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Journalist

Hungry for sport, he grew up to the sound of Formula 1 engines and the exploits of Ronaldinho. Today, with a Master’s degree in sports journalism, he no longer misses an F1 Grand Prix or a PSG match, his two passions and specialties.

At the end of the season, several benches of major European clubs could become free. The question even arises at Arsenal where the future of Mikel Arteta is uncertain and will clearly be called into question if the Gunners do not win the Premier League title. But for Rio Ferdinand, it is unthinkable to imagine Luis Enrique on the London bench.

While the title of champion of England was tempting the arms Arsenaleverything has been relaunched in recent weeks by a very bad series of Gunners who even bowed against Manchester Citytheir main rival in the title race. If the men of Pep Guardiola win their match late, they will even come back tied with Arsenal at the top of the ranking Premier League. A situation that could be costly for Mikel Arteta.

Luis Enrique at Arsenal, Ferdinand doesn’t believe it at all

On his channel YouTube, Rio Ferdinand also mentioned the future of Mikel Arteta and when the name of Luis Enrique was suggested to him, the former defender of Manchester United hallucinated: “ He will not come to Arsenal. He would leave the best team in the world to go to Arsenal – are you crazy? » Moreover, the coach of PSG expected to extend his contract until 2030. “ Any manager, apart from Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira or Cesc Fabregas, would prefer Manchester United to Arsenal. He (Fabregas) doesn’t guarantee you anything, he hasn’t won anything, as talented as he is. I’m just saying it’s not like you can say, replacing Arteta: ‘We have certainty’. Pep is your only certainty, and he’s not going to Arsenal », added Rio Ferdinand on the possible succession of Mikel Arteta.

“He won’t come to Arsenal. He would leave the best team in the world to go to Arsenal.

Eventually, Rio Ferdinand even believes that the best solution would be to keep Mikel Arteta has Arsenal : « If I were an Arsenal fan, I’d be careful what I wish for if I thought getting rid of Arteta was the best thing to do. You have to remember where you were when it arrived. You regularly qualify for the Champions League, which was not the case before Arteta arrived. You finish second most of the time, fighting for the Premier League title year after year. You have to cross the finish line, yes, I know, but do you think the grass is greener elsewhere with another coach? Who is this other coach? »