Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger, is said to be locked in a power struggle with the club’s chief executive, Ivan Gazidis, over the changes that should take place this summer at the club.
Wenger may extend his stay at the Emirates Stadium and sign a two-year deal despite fans calling for his sack.
The club’s hierarchy want to see the 67-year-old shake up his coaching staff and bring in a director of football. The shake up will also extend to medical, science and academy fronts and redevelopment at the training ground.
Wenger is known to be fiercely loyal to his assistants, Boro Primorac and keeper coach Gerry Peyton, and will resist attempt to get rid of them.
Gazidis is understood , also wants to bring back a big-name former player as Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira have both been linked to work alongside Wenger. But it is not immediately clear if Wenger will approve their appointment.
There will be big money to spend on players this summer, but Gazidis also wants to see improvements in the scouting and tracking of players.
