Former Arsenal forward Ian Wright insists that the days of the club's coach Arsene Wenger in England are numbered.
Such an impression was formed after meeting the Frenchman in person.
Wenger's contract is valid until the end of this season and it may not be extended.
"Last night I had a chat with a football expert and he didn't directly tell me that he will have to pack his bags.
But that is the impression I got from looking at Wenger himself. Perhaps, it's all over," Wright claimed.
"He even hinted that everything is approaching the end and I have never heard such a phrase from his lips before.
Will he leave after the season? I think so," said the celebrity.
There have been rumors in the press for a long time that the long-time Arsenal manager is most likely to be replaced by Juventus strategist Massimo Allegri.
