Arsene Wenger Pays Tribute To Victims Of Manchester Arena Terror Attack

Arsenal Manager, Arsene Wenger, has joined the growing number of tributes to the victims of the Manchester Arena terror attack.


He said that for people to be killed while enjoying themselves at a concert is “absolutely unacceptable”.

The 67-year-old joined those comments on Wednesday morning ahead of Arsenal’s FA Cup final against Chelsea on Saturday and admitted that the attack put football into perspective.

“Of course, you want people to go and enjoy life and they come out, and you have dead people in concerts, It’s absolutely unacceptable and sad.

“I was in Paris in November for the attacks. It’s a huge shock and our compassion is with the city of Manchester.” Wenger said.

An outpouring of support and tributes has come from the world of football, with clubs, managers and players using social media and press conferences to send their condolences to the friends and families of the victims.