The English newspaper "Daily Mirror" wrote that the board of London's "Arsenal" completely trusts coach Arsene Wenger.
Leading the "Gunners" for almost 20 years, the strategist has recently faced a lot of criticism as they have exited the FA Cup and currently trail the "Premier League" leader "Leicester City" by 11 points.
In the away match against "Hull City," the Frenchman even faced protests from fans holding a banner thanking him for good memories but insisting that it is time to step down.
Despite poor results, Wenger said that he is not concerned about the fans' words this time.
It seems that the coach really has nothing to worry about, as according to reports, the club's leaders have no intention of dismissing him.
The Frenchman will be allowed to step down when he decides it's time.
