Former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has affirmed he will stay away forever to the Emirates Stadium.
Wenger called time on his 22-year remain at Arsenal toward the finish of the 2017-18 season, leaving the footballing scene in stun by stopping with a year left to run on his agreement.
The 70-year-old is currently filling in as Fifa's head of worldwide turn of events yet has no designs to come back to his old favorite spot to watch Arsenal face to face.
"Would I come back to the Emirates Stadium? I generally said to myself that I would leave Arsenal totally," he revealed to BeIN Sport. "That is the choice I made."
Inquired as to whether he could turn into an administrator once more, Wenger answered: "right now, I am committing myself to my work at Fifa.
"Fifa has obligation regarding 211 leagues and the large issue is being proficient. I'm not saying I'm not missing rivalry, however I'm attempting to be proficient around there."
Wenger's Arsenal side of the 2003-04 season remain the main group to finish a season unbeaten after Liverpool were rout at Watford in February. The Frenchman conceded he commended the outcome.
"Truly, it was a type of fulfillment [to see Liverpool lose]," Wenger said. "We generally prefer to be the main ones to accomplish something. They (Liverpool) could truly go as far as possible. Yet, it shows that it's hard to rehash this accomplishment.
"Anyway, that day, I had a ton of messages from Arsenal supporters.
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