Speculation is rife that Unai Emery will become Arsenal's new manager this summer, and that has led to various reports providing an early insight into his plans. BBC Sport reporter David Ornstein broke the initial news, suggesting that the Gunners have opted for the former Sevilla and Paris Saint-Germain coach to be Arsene Wenger's successor. SEE MORE: Sky Sports pundit reveals how many potential Wenger successors Arsenal were talking to With three Europa League trophies and a host of domestic honours during his time in France to his name, the 46-year-old has certainly proven himself at the top level in Europe, but of course, the wait for confirmation from Arsenal goes on for now as it...
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