A section of Arsenal’s supporters have continued to protest against the possibility of Arsene Wenger signing a new contract at the Emirates Stadium.
Earlier this month, a group of fans held protests in an attempt to discourage the long-serving Frenchman from penning a fresh deal and ahead of the Premier League meeting with West Bromwich Albion, an aeroplane has flown over The Hawthorns to reiterate their stance.
A four-word banner, saying: “No contract, Wenger out,” was seen ahead of kickoff in the West Midlands in a game where Arsenal are looking to reignite their hopes of finishing in the top four of the standings.
However, during the opening stages of the fixture, a second plane flew over the ground with a message of “In Wenger we trust” in a show of support to a man who has been in the dugout since 1995.
Wenger has previously indicated that no decision will be made on his future until the end of the season.
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