Arsenal make approach for Borussia Dortmund’s Thomas Tuchel to replace Arsene Wenger as boss in the summer
The news has been broken by leading German newspaper Bild, who report that the Gunners have made their move for the 43 year old
ARSENAL have made an approach to Borussia Dortmund for their manager Thomas Tuchel.
With boss Arsene Wenger refusing to say whether he will remain in charge next season, it appears the club will now look for new blood to lead the team.
The news has been broken by leading , who claim after 21 years in the Gunners hotseat, the Frenchman is ready to stand down.
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Despite there been a two-year contract on the table for Wenger, he has refused to say whether anything has been signed yet, and it appears the London club could be ready to move in a different direction.
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Yesterday SunSport reported how Wenger has incredibly revealed he has already decided on his Arsenal future and will reveal all shortly.
The Gunners boss, 67, was speaking following his side’s 3-1 humbling at the hands of West Brom – where he also blamed the refereeing decisions for the loss.
Wenger cryptically claimed: "I know what I will do in my future and will let you know soon. You will see."
The protests against Wenger carrying on as boss next season have reached fever pitch in recent weeks, with mass mass demonstrations in and around the Emirates before and after games.
On Saturday against West Brom, there was even a plane flown over the Hawthorns trailing the "Wenger Out" slogan.
Tuchel took over at Borussia Dortmund after Jurgen Klopp left to take over at Liverpool.
He has been described as intense leader, who demands the most out of his players in training as well as the matches.
He led his side to a second-place Bundesliga finish in his first season in charge behind Bayern Munich.
Dortmund are into the last eight of the Champions League, and are set to face Monaco next time out.