Manchester United legend Gary Neville has questioned Arsenal's chances of finding their preferred manager to succeed Arsene Wenger.

Wenger has been in charge of the north London club for the past 22 years, but will hand over the reins to someone new ahead of the 2018/19 campaign.

Neville told Sky Sports: "What is it a fantastic opportunity for? Man City have spent £300million and are going to spend more.

"Manchester United have spent £300million and are going to spend more.

"Liverpool and Tottenham have fantastic teams at this moment with fantastic managers. Is it realistic that Arsenal can win leagues again with the spending going on elsewhere?

"Does something not have to change up there at board level for there to be that opportunity to win things?

"It's a great football club, after United it's probably my favourite football club for tradition and history. But what is the opportunity?"