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Published 10:40 17 Feb 2017 GMT

"No matter what happens, I will manage next season. Whether it is here or not, that is for sure. "I hate defeat, I hate to lose games. I have a big responsibility at this club. It is difficult to take but I have the strength and experience."As expected though, Wenger insisted that the focus should remain on the club rather than his own future. To ensure this, he refused to announce his decision until next month at the earliest.
"If I said March/April, it is because I didn’t know. I do not want to comment. My future is not important, the team is and Arsenal Football Club."With Arsenal scheduled to play Liverpool, Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Spurs during that March and April period, it could be a real make-or-break two-month period for Wenger.
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