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Paris: Arsene Wenger said to remain as Arsenal's manager for almost 22 years perhaps the biggest mistake of his career and that he regrets sacrificing "everything" for work. The 68-year-old Frenchman, who was named in October 1996, left the North London club at the end of last season after winning three Premier League titles and seven FA Cups
. he will make a decision on his future "in the coming months".
When asked what was the biggest mistake of his career, Wenger said: "Maybe staying in the same club for 22 years.
" I'm someone who love new things, love change. But I also love the challenges. I've been a little prisoner of my challenge every time. "
Wenger admitted that he was obsessed with the success of Arsenal on the ground, adding that the sacrifices in his personal life were one of the most difficult parts of a life." manager.] "I regret sacrificing everything I've done because I realize that I've hurt a lot of people around me," he added.
"I've neglected a lot of people. I neglected my family, I neglected a lot of loved ones. Basically, however, the obsessed man is selfish in his pursuit of what he likes. He ignores many other things.
Wenger was also convinced that the former players of Arsenal, Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira, who are currently pursuing a coaching career, have the qualities to succeed at the highest level.
Vieira He recently became a Nice coach, while Henry, the badistant of the Belgian champion Roberto Martinez at the World Cup, left his pioneering role of Sky Sports to focus on his career of manager
.
"I am often asked if Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira will be good managers and I always answer yes," he says.
"They have all the qualities, they are smart, they know football, they have excellent skills, but do they want to sacrifice what needs to be sacrificed to do just that?" It's an obsession bouncing around your head day and night. "
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