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Arsenal right back Hector Bellerin dismissed Donald Trump as the next manager
Piers Morgan hinted to the US President that he could replace Arsene Wenger
Bellerin was less enthusiastic as he insisted he hoped Trump 'said no' to the offer
Wenger's side reached the Carabao Cup final beating Chelsea on Wednesday

Published: 18:53 EDT, 26 January 2018 | Updated: 06:33 EDT, 28 January 2018

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Hector Bellerin has offered his view on the club's managerial position – stating emphatically that he does not want United States President Donald Trump in charge at the Emirates.

Piers Morgan called for Trump to replace Arsene Wenger as Arsenal manager because he could 'build a strong defensive wall'.

The TV host teased Sunday's world exclusive interview with the president with a photo uploaded to Twitter which showed the American billionaire's name emblazoned on the back of an Arsenal home shirt.

Piers Morgan asked US President Donald Trump to replace Arsene Wenger as Arsenal manager

Hector Bellerin made his feelings known on the offer to Trump, saying he hopes 'he said no'

The eventual successor to Wenger is always a heavily-debated topic for Arsenal supporters

The TV presenter has long called for Wenger to be replaced at the club after 14 years without a Premier League title, but Bellerin quickly shot down the Arsenal fan's quirky managerial suggestion.

'Hope he said no,' wrote the right-back.

Bellerin has thrived under the tutelage of Wenger and he played a key role on Wednesday as they overcame Chelsea at the Emirates to reach the Carabao Cup final against Manchester City.

Arsenal fell behind to an early goal from Eden Hazard but responded well before taking the lead in the second half thanks to a goal from Granit Xhaka.

Bellerin was part of the Gunners side on Wednesday that reached the Carabao Cup final

Wenger signed a new two-year-deal with the club last summer in a bid to clarify his immediate future after question marks emerged as to whether he would step down.

But should he leave his role in the near future, Trump may not receive a glowing endorsement from one of the club's Spanish defenders.

It is not the first time Morgan has gone to the trouble of presenting a politician with a customised Arsenal shirt.

Twelve months ago the Good Morning Britain host presented Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, a staunch supporter of the club, with a home shirt.