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Italian Serie A side AS Roma sent a classy message on Twitter to outgoing Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger ahead of his final fixture in charge of the Gunners and the post saw the Giallorossi come in for appreciation from all football fans.
One year ago this month, there were many tears as #ASRoma fans said an emotional goodbye to @Totti after 25 years playing for his boyhood club.
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To coach the same team for 22 years is an incredible achievement. Good luck in your final game in charge of @Arsenal, Arsène Wenger. 👏 pic.twitter.com/9TPxyiEs6z
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— AS Roma English (@ASRomaEN) May 13, 2018
Wenger takes charge of his final Arsenal game on Sunday, when the North Londoners visit Huddersfield Town for the last Premier League tie of the 2017-18 season.
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The 68-year-old will be stepping down at the end of the campaign and despite a turbulent past few seasons, the footballing world has united to applaud a manager who did transform the Premier League in ways more than one.
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Speculation over his future is rife, with the vacant Paris Saint-Germain job the favourite according to the bookmakers but Wenger has slyly refused to reveal where the offers have come from.
There have been plenty, according to him, but he’s yet to commit and it remains to be seen if he takes a sabbatical before joining another club.
He’s repeatedly insisted he’s focused on seeing out the final days at his beloved Arsenal and will only focus on the future once his tenure in London is over.
After going the club in the 1996, Wenger led them to three Premier League titles and seven FA Cups, but success on the European stage eluded him.
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