Arsene Wenger heads out for a walk in London wearing Arsenal shorts and ‘Take It Easier’ cap during coronavirus pandemic

ARSENE WENGER continues to show where his allegiances lie after he was snapped wearing Arsenal shorts while out on a stroll in London.

The 70-year-old – who is part of the age group considered most at risk of contracting coronavirus – was also caught wearing a cap with the words “Take It Easier” on it.

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Arsene Wenger continues to prove his love for Arsenal by wearing an old pair of the clubs shortsCredit: BackGrid

The Gunners’ legendary former manager – who is now Fifa’s Chief of Global Football Development – recently urged the public how they can help prevent the spread of the deadly bug.

Despite his new role, the Frenchman still can’t shake off the love he has for Arsenal, as he wore a pair of their navy shorts from the 2016/17 season – the last campaign the club won a trophy.

Arsenal are still in the FA Cup this term, and while the season has been postponed until April 30, Wenger has stated the campaign must be finished, even if it runs beyond June.

And he also lifted the lid on what it has been like to live in self-isolation in his native France.

Speaking to TalkSPORT, he said: “I believe the priority for the Premier League is to finish the season.

“That could mean pushing fixtures back until the end of June, but they have to do that.

“It’s a new way of life for everybody and we have to adapt.

Arsene Wenger believes the Premier League season has to be completed whatever the costCredit: BackGrid

“In France, it was a bit earlier than England, so we have to live isolated, with no more than five to ten contacts per day.

“That’s not easy.

“We thought football was the main priority in our lives, but we discover now that there are much more important things.”

Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk