Arsene Wenger hints at QUITTING Arsenal in just two years and wants to...

Arsene Wenger has dropped a big hint that he will quit as Arsenal manager in 2017.

It came amid one of the angriest Annual General Meetings of Wenger's 19 year reign as Arsenal shareholders voiced their frustrations about a lack of summer spending and the club's "embarrassing" results in Europe.

Gunners boss Wenger's current £8m-a-deal expires at the end of next season and he talked as if he was preparing to leave as he said he wants to leave a legacy for the next manager.

Wenger said: "I am resolute to commit absolutely until the last day of my contract to bring back big success to this club, and leave as well one day in a position where it can do even better when I leave."That is for me very important that I leave the club in the shape that the guy who comes after me can do better.

"The responsibility on my shoulders is much bigger. I know what it means for people. I know how sad people are when we don't do well, I know how sad people are when we lose a game."

One angry fan stood up and shouted his question as he challenged Arsenal on what he branded the "embarrassing" results in the Champions League after the lost to Monaco last season and also against Olympiakos two weeks ago.Another shareholder questioned why Wenger was still in charge after 19 years while there were several questions about why the club had only spent £10m on Petr Cech in the summer despite having huge cash reserves.

Wenger added: "I agree with you that the performances were not good enough. But we have played over 150 games in Europe. You have picked three performances that were not good enough.