Arsene Wenger insists he has no plans to leave Arsenal - am in charge till 2019. what do you thing?

"Every single decision I make what is right for the club," Wenger said as he dismissed speculation linking Arsenal with Milan
Arsene Wenger has insisted he has no intention leaving Arsenal this summer and will remain in charge at least until 2019.
Wenger’s future has come under renewed scrutiny with Carlo Ancelotti being linked as a potential successor and the club is going through a major restructure not least because star duo Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil have only got six months left on their contracts.

Gunners boss Wenger admitted Sanchez will be sold this month because he has refused to extend his deal but says they are more optimistic Ozil will re-sign and they are expecting Jack Wilshere to pen a new deal.
Wenger, 68, took some pinning down because he is anxious to avoid a repeat of last season when his future became a distraction and a weekly topic of discussion.
But Wenger eventually made it crystal clear that he is going nowhere. “I am always committed. I am here for 21 years,” said Wenger.

“So in every single decision I make what is right for the club. Do I stay for one year or ten years it is exactly the same.

“Is it is me in charge or somebody else you can only do what is best for club. That is what you try to do. That has nothing to do with my personal situation.”

So, will he definitely be in charge next season? Wenger added: “My contract clarifies that. Did I ever walk away? Never. Why should I change?”

Wenger was equally - for a change - upfront about the futures of Sanchez, Ozil and Wilshere. Despite even claiming on Wednesday they want to keep Sanchez, Wenger has given up pretending but says they are in talks with Ozil.