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Sack Wenger, Appoint Jardim: 2 reasons why Stan Kroenke must action this and make it happen

The Arsenal fans in the Transfer Tavern are starting to come to the realisation that Arsene Wenger could depart at the end of the season…

The Frenchman is out of contract at the end of the season, and results lately have, simply put, not been good enough to warrant a fresh contract extension.

There has even been talk amongst the Arsenal fans in the Tavern that Wenger should move on immediately, and whilst that is unlikely to happen, might it actually be best for business at Arsenal?

Well, when you see managers like Leonardo Jardim displaying exciting, free-flowing football at the helm of Monaco – as he did against Man City – it certainly makes you wonder whether the Gunners might be wise to make a switch.

In many ways, Jardim himself could even be the perfect appointment, and it might be time for Stan Kroenke to gamble.

With that said, here are 2 reasons why Kroenke needs to sack Wenger and appoint Jardim…

 Free-Flowing Football

We saw it against Man City earlier this week – Jardim could be the man to bring exciting football back to the Emirates.

There can be no denying that Arsene Wenger’s side has lost their sparkle in recent weeks. A team once famed for exciting, quick football – the Gunners have been slow and sluggish as of late – and the Arsenal fans in the Transfer Tavern want to see that change.

Jardim, however, is a manager that leads from the front. Focused on scoring and playing quickly – he will inevitably bring that style to the Emirates should he make the switch to the Premier League.

 Success

Against all odds, Monaco are currently leading the race in Ligue 1.

A competition so often dominated by PSG, the French outfit have powered ahead of their rivals – and that is down to the brilliant management of Leonardo Jardim.

Backed by financial riches, Jardim has managed to build an exciting team – whilst also getting the best out of forgotten stars like Falcao.

It was always going to take an impressive manager to knock PSG off their perch – and Jardim has been that man so far. Could he do the same to Chelsea and Man City? Our landlord reckons so…

Football Writer for Snack Media

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