Brendan Rodgers ‘would go’ to replace Mikel Arteta as Arsenal's next manager

Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta is under major pressure at the Emirates Stadium ahead of Tuesday's Carabao Cup clash with Manchester City. And talkSPORT pundit Adrian Durham believes Brendan Rodgers would be named as his replacement - and would be interested in taking over. The former Liverpool boss has worked wonders at Leicester, turning them into one of the best teams in the Premier League. “Arsenal are still a much, much bigger club than Leicester whether you like it or not and regardless of how recently Leicester won the title," Durham said. “I also think arguably there’s a chance to be the greatest manager in Arsenal’s history – that’s still up for grabs. Wenger won three [league] titles, so in the space of five years Rodgers could actually overhaul that. “If he wins one Champions League he’s done better in Europe than Arsene Wenger. If Arsene Wenger’s the greatest it isn’t going to be too difficult for a top manager to get in there and topple his record. “There’s an opportunity there. If he wants to be seen as a legend at a massive club and maybe even put right the wrongs at Liverpool and the mistakes he made. “I think Brendan Rodgers would go there, but we shall see.” Source- Daily and Sunday Express Join us on Telegram!

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