#2 Wenger would retire – and go on to manage England
With the long coveted Premier League title won again, Wenger would choose the opportune moment to finally leave the club he loves. He would then be focused on finding a suitable successor; to avoid repeating the mistakes United made in the post-Ferguson era.
Once it all settles down, however, Wenger will look back with satisfaction upon a long and complete career.
England, having just fired Sam Allardyce, would come calling. Having forged by then a close working relationship with several English youngsters like Kane, Walcott, Ox etc, Wenger would decide to try his hand in management at international level. It would be quite a coup for England; their first top level managerial appointment in several years.
It would have been fascinating to see how England would fare in WC 2018. For once, they would not embarrass themselves; at least it would take more than a country with the population of Roy Hodgson's hometown to beat them!
