After Arsenal's 3-1 shock home loss to AS Monaco in midweek, the "Wenger Out" campaign has regained some following and shock momentum. Who will replace Wenger is still a hotly contested issue, with managers such as Jurgen Klopp, Pep Guardiola and Diego Simeone all reportedly in the frame. Another manager who has been linked with the job is Spaniard Roberto Martinez, whose Everton team travel to the Emirates on Sunday. Could he be the perfect replacement for Wenger?
Roberto Martinez is a classy manager; his team also play a good standard of football. His team play "the Arsenal way", with lots of passing and quick counter-attacking football on the break. He fits the Arsenal mould, something the next Arsenal manager may need to do. He also has experience of winning trophies, he led Wigan to their shock FA Cup win in 2013. He led Everton to a fifth placed finish last season, and they're now reaping the rewards of being back in Europe. Martinez and Everton could also win the Europa League this season, if they do then they'll receive a UEFA Champions League place and it could further prove Martinez's credentials as a top manager.
On the other hand, Martinez isn't the top class manager Arsenal need. Arsenal are looking for a manager with at least Champions League experience, if not experience of winning league titles. Klopp and Guardiola fit the bill. Martinez becoming next Arsenal manager could be like David Moyes' appointment at Manchester United, he might just not be ready to take the job. Also, he might not be a big enough name to impress both the players and the fans.
Overall: Martinez could be the manager Arsenal want, he plays very good football, but he may not be of the calibre that Arsenal need right now.
