A break clause in Emery’s contract means the north London side will be able to dismiss him at the end of this season if they no longer feel he is the right man for the job. Emery was unable to secure a fourth-place finish for Arsenal last term, while his side were comfortably beaten by Chelsea in the Europa League final. The Gunners currently sit third in the Premier League table, but some supporters have cast doubts on Emery’s tactics this term. But Wenger, whose 22-year tenure as Arsenal boss ended in 2018, has praised his successor’s style of play. “I’m not here to judge coaches. I am a supporter of Arsenal Football Club so I just support [Emery] and hope that he can win games...
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