Arsene Wenger reveals more about his departure from Arsenal

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has said that the timing of his decision to leave the club at the end of the season was not really his decision.

Wenger said last week that he would be leaving the club after nearly 22 years in charge in North London and that he 'felt that the end of the season was the right time for him to step down as the club's manager'. However, when pressed on his resignation ahead of the Gunners Europa League tie with Atletico Madrid on Thursday, Wenger indicated that the timing of his resignation wasn't exactly voluntary. "The timing wasn’t really my decision," admitted Wenger. "For the rest, I have spoken about it already. "Some people can make the difference between moments of unhappiness and global satisfaction for what I brought to the club. We live in a very emotional society where people can express how they feel." Wenger said that he would look to continue working in football after his time with Arsenal comes to an end but that he's not sure if there's a perfect way to say goodbye to the club.