ARSENE WENGER's much anticipated return to football management will not take place with Fulham after the Frenchman rejected their approach – again.
Since leaving Arsenal last summer, Wenger has been touted for a number of jobs and was even linked with Craven Cottage in November.
That opportunity was rejected by the 69-year-old as he continued to wait for the correct moment to step back into the dugout.
According to Sportsmail, the time still isn't right to take over Fulham after the West London club enquired about him taking over from interim manager Scott Parker.
The former England midfielder won three in a row after relegation to the Championship was confirmed but hasn't been awarded a permanent contract.
It is said the club want to instil a big name coach for their push back to the big time.
That risks leaving Parker in the lurch with Kilmarnock manager Steve Clarke and Alan Pardew also linked to the job.
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Wenger's next step remains anyone's guess amid talk Newcastle United have been offered the chance to sign him.
Rafa Benitez's future is far from secure at St James' Park and Lyon are said to be after the out-of-contract Spaniard.
Those reportedly interested in Wenger, meanwhile, include Paris Saint-Germain and Lyon, as well, ahead of Bruno Genesio's summer exit.
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