Arteta has held talks with the north London club this week and is expected to be installed as Unai Emery's successor ahead of this weekend's clash with Everton. The Spaniard spent five years working under Wenger at the Emirates Stadium, before becoming Pep Guardiola's assistant at Manchester City in 2016. Yet despite helping City win two Premier League titles, Arteta has no front-line managerial experience. And Wenger believes his former charge will therefore need to pick his coaching staff very carefully. "I am an Arsenal supporter. And at the moment I support the manager in charge and the manager in charge is [Freddie] Ljungberg. When Arteta will be in charge I will support...
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