Ex-Arsenal star Lukas Podolski says no-one can replace Arsene Wenger in the Emirates hotseat
Germany and former Arsenal star also admits he cannot see where it is all going wrong at his old club
LUKAS PODOLSKI reckons no manager is fit to replace Arsene Wenger.
The Germany international, who scored the winner against England on Wednesday, spent three seasons under Wenger at Arsenal before joining Galatasaray in 2015.
Podolski, 31, told Sky Sports: "I follow nearly every match - when not live, on social media - and I don't know what's happened.
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"Arsene Wenger is a good guy and a good coach. He built this club from nothing to now, and it will be interesting what happens in the next months."
When asked whether he thinks Wenger should stay, Podolski added: "I don't know who the guy is that can replace him. He is Arsenal."
Wenger, 67, is out on contract in the summer and is yet to sign a new deal.
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Sections of the Arsenal support have called for the Gunners manager, who is in his 21st year at the Emirates, to go.
He claims to have decided on his future - though is keeping tight-lipped.
West Brom boss Tony Pulis insists Wenger told him he was STAYING at the Emirates.
But Wenger told beIN Sports: "My news is that I have no news for you.
"No matter how long I stay, I will be committed, completely focused as long as I stay at the club.
"How long I stay does not really matter because as long as I’m there I’m completely focused on achieving the best for the club.”
