Arsenal legend Ian Wright can't see Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho succeeding Arsene Wenger at Arsenal. Wright wrote in The Sun: "He is a fantastic character and great value for both supporters and the media.

"But I hope he does NOT turn up at Arsenal.

"There is talk of a job swap with Arsene Wenger and I am sure many Real fans would love to see the Frenchman take charge of their club.

"He would certainly change the current playing style imposed by Mourinho. It is certainly effective. Yet while Real may be racking up both points and goals, they are still not winning any friends.

"Against Barca last week, Mourinho's team - not for the first time - seemed happy to kick lumps out of the opposition and it certainly was not pretty.

"Mourinho has brilliant tactical ability but also a nose for an argument.

"He always seems to be in conflict with his players, opposing managers, fans or the board. The Premier League is where he is happiest. Perhaps over here, the fans understand what he is all about.

"But I just do not think he would be suited at Arsenal, who have a history of doing things the right way.

"I cannot imagine any Gunners manager celebrating a goal by sliding on his knees in the Emirates technical area.

"Equally, I do not think Mourinho will ever get the chance of managing Manchester United for much the same reasons as why he will not manage Arsenal."