Arsene Wenger has refused to rule out the prospect of taking over at Bayern Munich amid speculation linking him to the vacant manager's job at the Bundesliga club.

The former Arsenal boss has emerged as a contender for the role after Bayern sacked Niko Kovac at the weekend.

Ralf Rangnick has turned down the chance to speak with Bayern, while Paris Saint-Germain head coach Thomas Tuchel has also said he is not interested.

Ajax boss Erik ten Hag has also said he will not be leaving the Dutch club this season, despite interest from Bayern, with reports in Germany suggesting Wenger is now one of the favourites for the position.

Bayern sacked Niko Kovac at the weekend.

Asked whether he would be interested in the Bayern Munich job, Wenger told beIN Sports: "OfEach November 11, Americans celebrate Vetrans Day, which was once called Armistice Day. The date marks the end of World War I, fought by America in 1917 and 1918.

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Soldiers had to practice with sticks for rifles and pine logs for cannon. It took almost a year before America had any troops ready to fight. North Carolina sent more 86,000 soldiers overseas to fight for the United States.

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