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"However, it is my understanding Wenger was actually closer to walking away towards the end of last season than we knew at the time. Confidants had urged him to leave on a high after the FA Cup win against Chelsea in May. At that time, Arsenal did not have a firm plan in place to succeed him. "They were not particularly well set up to start a recruitment process. Wenger knew as much and a part of him sensed - rightly or wrongly - that going then could have left them in the lurch, that he had something of an obligation to carry on and have one last crack a leading this team to success."Ornstein also writes that Wenger "knew his time was up" this season, and the club are reportedly closer to identifying Wenger's successor than they were this time last year.
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