Arsene Wenger has declared himself ready for a return to football management, four months after bringing down the curtain on his Arsenal tenure. The long-serving Frenchman spent 22 years in North London prior to May's exit, reportedly after being shoved towards the exit by club chiefs. Wenger initially intended to make a swift return to the game, but he has since spent time working as a pundit and has been linked with few top positions. Speaking at FIFA's 'The Best' awards in London on Monday evening, however, the 68-year-old denied suggestions that he is now considering retirement. "No, I am not retired. If I was I would have been for a long time. I will be 69 in October," he...
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