Football Association chief executive Martin Glenn believes Arsene
Wenger has the “perfect” credentials to become England manager.
The
governing body is looking for a new boss to step in for the disgraced
Sam Allardyce, who was removed from his position on Tuesday after being
embroiled in controvery surrounding third-party ownership of players.
Gareth Southgate has taken over on an interim basis but the FA are seeking a long-term candidate for the dugout.
However, Wenger adopted a different stance on the issue of nationality despite earlier appearing open to considering an offer.
Allardyce, meanwhile, now faces the prospect of a suspension from the game for breaching FA regulations, Glenn continued.
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