We're none the wiser about whether Arsene will stay or go, but we may not be waiting much longer to find out.
After the Gunners' second half capitulation against Bayern Munich on Wednesday night, the cloud above Wenger's head grew larger and darker.
Wenger's contract is up in the summer, with plenty of speculation that his 20-year reign in north London is coming to an end. It's believed that Wenger has been offered a two-year extension to his current deal, but he's yet to make up his mind whether or not to accept it.
The 67-year-old Frenchman already has the legacy of winning three FA Cup titles and six FA Cups, but the last of those Premier League titles came almost 13 years ago. After their 5-1 hammering against Bayern, they're also looking at a seventh straight last-16 elimination from the Champions League.
Today, he's hinted that he might not be in the dugout at the Emirates Stadium next year, but that he may be standing on the line somewhere else.
However while he was coy over his Arsenal future, he was adamant that retirement isn't an option.
Wenger says he'll likely have made his decision in "March or April".
