Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger admits leaving on the weekend will be "strange".

The Gunners' clash with Huddersfield Town will mark his last game in charge after 22 years.

Wenger said: "It's very strange. You can say it's sad but if you look in an objective way for 22 years you have a privilege to manage (Arsenal). That's how I look at it.

"I will try to do my job until the last minute I work here and then think about the future. Sitting in front of you I don't think of it as my last press conference as I have the game against Huddersfield in mind."

"When asked if he felt emotional at the end of his reign as Arsenal boss, he added: "I am very passionate and at a very young age I realised I had to get in control of my emotions or I would not survive.

"When I finish here I can reconnect a bit and with who I am really."

He added: "I can leave a club where I can be proud of what's behind me. There's a fantastic structure and conditions for the next manager. I think I've been a little part of this club's history and I'm proud of that."