The board are aware of the concerns of fans, but will not be drawn on speculation over the 68-year-old Frenchman's future
Arsenal chairman Chips Keswick says the club's senior figures "understand the debate" regarding Arsene Wenger's future as manager but will only make a decision at an appropriate time.
Wenger is under extreme pressure at the Emirates Stadium, with his contract due to expire at the end of the season and the Gunners having crashed out of the Champions League to Bayern Munich in a 10-2 aggregate defeat this week.
Keswick knows a decision needs to be taken on the 67-year-old but stressed Arsenal's focus is on the long-term and insisted any call will be discussed mutually.