What next for Arsene Wenger?

Arsenal suffered yet another dent in their prospect of a top-four finish as they failed to make the most of a weakened Manchester United defence.

The Gunners had their best chance to get one over their arch rivals as Louis van Gaal named a weakened three-man back-line consisting of Tyler Blackett, Chris Smalling and Paddy McNair.

However, as history speaks, the Gunners once again failed to win over their fans, as they lost by a 2-1 scoreline at the Emirates, their first at home since the defeat to Aston Villa on the opening day of the previous season.

The question now escalates as to whether Arsene Wenger should still manage the club, considering the fact that he has failed to impress even after being given £60m plus transfer kitty in the summer.

Recent blemishes against Anderlecht, Swansea, and United have pointed out that the Frenchman has no plan 'B' to his game, and his departure from the Emirates could well offer a new lift to the team.

The Gunners have been associated with a move for Bayern's Pep Guardiola next summer, but this would only occur should the Frenchman decide to step out from his role.

Arsenal are currently languishing in eighth place in the Premier League.