Mikel Arteta will be allowed to leave Manchester City if he is offered the chance to become Arsenal manager this summer. Arteta, who spent the final five years of his playing career with the Gunners, is one the favourites to replace Arsene Wenger now the Frenchman’s 22-year-old spell in north London is over. And Pep Guardiola confirmed he will not stand in the way of one of his coaches leaving the Etihad to further his own managerial career. Speaking after Manchester City’s final day 1-0 defeat of Southampton that made them the first club to ever win 100 points in the Premier League, Guardiola told The Times: “Mikel’s contribution has been amazing. “We work together so good and...
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