Arsenal Making Move toward Coach Julian Nagelsmann as stand-in for Arsene Wenger

Arsenal Making Move toward Coach Julian Nagelsmann as stand-in for Arsene Wenger 

Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger is currently under heavy fire from Arsenal supporters and the board following their side's humiliating. Julian Nagelsmann who is the head coach of German club Hoffenheim has emerged as another contender to replace Arsene Wenger. Wenger's 22-year reign at Arsenal could come to an end at the end of the ongoing Premier League season even though he has a year left on his current deal with the Gunners. He is currently under heavy fire from Arsenal supporters and the board following their side's humiliating 3-0 Carabao Cup final defeat to Manchester City last Sunday. The Gunners were also condemned to another embarrassing defeat on Thursday night, March 1, 2018  at the Emirates Stadium against Manchester City.

Julian Nagelsmann is one of the hottest managerial prospects in the game despite only turning 30 last summer. The Gunners were also condemned to another embarrassing defeat on Thursday night, March 1, at the Emirates Stadium against Manchester City. Hoffenheim Coach is one of the hottest managerial prospects in the game despite only turning 30 last summers. He became the youngest manager in Bundesliga history aged 28 when he took over at Hoeffenheim in February 2016.

The German side was then 17th in the Bundesliga standings, battling to avoid relegation, when Nagelsmann was appointed but he led them to safety with seven wins from 14.

It took only fifteen minutes of the game for Manchester City to score their first goal through Bernardo Silva who was assisted by Leroy Sane. The Gunners went into the match with aggressive minds after losing to Manchester City in the EFL Cup final four days ago at Wembley, but they were taught another lesson by Pep Guardiola's men.