Arsene Wenger became the longest-serving manager in Arsenal's history on Thursday but neither that milestone nor the fact that he turns 60 next month have triggered any thoughts of retirement.

Wenger, whose arrival at Highbury in the autumn of 1996 was famously greeted with an "Arsene Who?" headline, eclipsed the reign of George Allison in the 1930s and 1940s by spending 4,749 days at the helm.