Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has reportedly decided to make an announcement on his future after this weekend's Premier League clash with Manchester City.

It has been claimed that a two-year contract is currently on the table for the Frenchman, and it has been alleged that he is ready to pen the extension to his current deal.

However, with a section of the club's supporters protesting against the possibility of Wenger staying in the dugout, he is still contemplating an exit at the end of the season, according to the Daily Star.

It has been suggested that Wenger will reveal that he intends to remain at the club should Arsenal defeat Manchester City, but a defeat would lead to him changing his mind and indicating that he will leave the North London outfit.

Arsenal currently sit in sixth place in the Premier league table, six points adrift of a place in the top four and 19 behind leaders Chelsea.