Brendan Rodgers has discussed his chances of managing Arsenal in the future. Rodgers has been linked with replacing Arsene Wenger at the Emirates Stadium, having been away from the Premier League since leaving Liverpool in October 2015. The Northern Irishman has impressed at Celtic, winning all four domestic trophies that have been on offer to him in Scotland thus far. He says he is happy north of the border, and that the pressures of managing in the Premier League could deter an eventual return. 'It’s nice people think you can manage clubs of that esteem,' he told the Daily Mail. 'If you’re happy, ultimately that’s all that matters. The money’s irrelevant. You can have ‘X'...
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