Gennaro Gattuso will be a very nervous man when AC Milan take on Frosinone later as Arsene Wenger's shadow continues to loom large over the club. Reports have indicated that the former midfielder will have 180 minutes to save his job and what's worst for Gattuso is that should his team perform excellently against Frosinone and SPAL, that might not even be enough to save him from the sack.
In all fairness, such a situation was forthcoming as Milan continue to put on poor displays encapsulated by their latest 1-0 defeat against Fiorentina. One of Italy's and Europe's most storied is struggling to stay relevant but the results haven't been on their side not just in Serie A but also Europe. With all due respect to Olympiakos, a club of Milan's heritage and size should not have lost to the Greek side.
Now should Gattuso get fired, Milan have lined up Wenger and although the Frenchman's name might not cause as much excitement as say a certain Antonio Conte, Wenger may not be such a bad option, after all as he is a proven safe pair of hands. While many viewed 'Le Professeur's' final days in North London as someone who overstayed his welcome, there is no denying that the former Nagoya Grampus manager contributed immensely to Arsenal.
Known as a man obsessed with processes and financial caution, Wenger's reign at the helm of the Gunners saw a fine and profitable stadium built coupled with a top-notch training ground, sound recruitment structure (not all his doing) and a team infused with good spirit and absence of destructive egos. Such stability is exactly what a club like Milan needs, especially after the years of............. continue reading athttps://oursportreport..com/2018/12/arsene-wenger-can-revolutionise-ac.html