Arsenal have now lost 3-0 to Manchester City twice this week and Wenger is facing fresh calls to leave the Emirates.
City ripped through Arsenal at will with goals from Bernardo Silva, David Silva and Leroy Sane on a freezing night in north London.
And many experts and pundits believes Wenger’s time is finally up.
Thierry Henry threw his hat in the ring last week by admitting he’d be interested in the role, despite being assistant manager with Belgium.
And bookmaker Betfair has priced the Arsenal hero at 6/1 joint-favourite to replace the beleaguered Frenchman.
Also 6/1 is Germany boss Joachim Low with Carlos Ancelotti 7 and Diego Simeone 8.
But despite the ever increasing pressure on his job, Wenger remained adamant he can still turn the club’s fortunes around.
“Yes of course [I have confidence in myself],” he said.
“The confidence comes from the fact I have done it before.”
And the Gunners boss has called on his players to stick together to help pull through.
“We focus on the performances and when the pressure is on like, usually strong organisations unite,” he added.
“You have to stay together and focus more than ever.
“You think you want people to be euphoric when you are 3-0 down? Certainly not.”
But Jamie Carragher thinks the only way to improve the feeling at the club is to announce Wenger will leave in the summer.
“The only way you can turn this negative at Arsenal into a positive is if they come out and announce that he would move on at the end of the season,” he said on Sky Sports.
“I would love this to happen because everyone would get behind him.”
