Luis Enrique to replace Arsene Wenger as Arsenal's manager

- Spanish professional coach Luis Enriquehas been tipped to replace Wenger atArsenal

- Wenger on Friday, April 20, announcedthat he will leave the Gunners at the end ofthe season

- Enrique won a total of nine trophiesincluding two La Liga titles and oneChampions League at Barcelona

Former Barcelona and Roma coach Luis

Enrique is now said to be the leading

candidate that will replace Frenchman

Arsene Wenger as Arsenal's manager at

the end of the season.

On Friday afternoon, Arsene Wenger

announced that he will be leaving the

Gunners at the end of the season after

spending 22 years at the London based

club.

And according to the latest report by

Daily Mail, Arsenal have approached 47-

year-old Luis Enrique to replace Wenger

at the Emirates Stadium.

In-fact, the report added that only an

unexpected glitch in negotiations can

prevent the former Spanish professional

footballer from replacing Wenger this

summer.

Enrique has been out of a job since

leaving as Barcelona boss last year as he

brought success to the Catalans over a

three-year period.

He won a total of nine trophies

including two La Liga titles and one

Champions League.

Earlier,  MegaView.blogspot.com had reported how

Arsene Wenger finally confirmed that

he will be leaving the Gunners at the

end of the season after 22 years in

charge.

The Frenchman has been at the North

London club since 1996 and has won

three Premier League titles and seven

FA Cups.

His side's incredible undefeated season

will remain one of the greatest

achievements in Premier League

history, while the Gunners managed to

break Manchester United's dominance

in the late 90s and early 2000s.