Arsene Wenger has revealed he is in contract negotiations
with the Arsenal board.
The Gunners manager has yet to extend his current contract and
there is a sense of uncertainty surrounding the French tactician's
future at the Emirates.
However, Wenger has eased the worries of the Arsenal faithful by
admitting talks are taking place and he insists all will soon
become clear.
"I will come out at the right moment, do not worry about that,"
Wenger said.
The Arsenal boss has also reiterated that he will not be panic
buying ahead of the end of the transfer window.
Arsenal's main Premier League rivals, Manchester United, Chelsea
and Liverpool have all been busy in the pre-season transfer market,
but Wenger is content.
Deadline
The summer transfer deadline is on 31st August, but while Wenger
admits he is continuing to look for players, he also believes his
current squad is in good shape after watching his side defeat Ajax
1-0 to hand The Gunners the Amsterdam Trophy on Saturday.
"I am not sleeping," Wenger added.
"However, today we had Gilberto out in midfield, [Alex] Song,
[Abou] Diaby and [Cesc] Fabregas did not play.
"So we have plenty of quality players, and the pre-season tells you
that we have a big squad."