Arsene Wenger's position at Arsenal is reportedly under threat as the manager faces a review at the end of the season with the club eyeing a number of candidates to replace him.
According to the Mirror's John Cross, sources at the club have suggested there will be an "adult conversation" about Wenger and his team's performance, as well as the coach's ability to move the Gunners forward and ensure they're able to compete in next season's title race.
The club are looking at several people who could succeed Wenger; Monaco boss Leonardo Jardim, Germany manager Joachim Low, Celtic's Brendan Rodgers and former Arsenal captain and now Manchester City coach Mikel Arteta are said to be in the frame.