The 69-year-old, who ended his 22-year reign at Arsenal at the end of last season, announced today that he is due to take his first job since leaving The Emirates.
However, the Frenchman insists that, as yet, he still does not know where that will ne.
Asked when he would be back in management, the Frenchman told Sky Sports News: “At the beginning of the year.
“It will seem odd to go somewhere else but I can’t tell you (where) because I don’t know where I’ll be. I’ll be somewhere – but I don’t know where.
“I have had a good rest and watched football a lot. I have many good memories, so I miss them.”
Wenger is pleased with Arsenal’s progress this season – the Gunners have impressed after losing their first two Premier League games under Unai Emery and currently lie four points off top spot.
He said: “When Arsenal win I am happy. I felt I worked very hard and I think I left it (the club) in good shape.
“After that, I’m a supporter like anyone else – I want them to win football games.”
The Gunners are currently four points off top spot in the Premier League and, asked by talkSPORT if they could win it, Wenger replied “Why not?
“When you look at last season at home we won 15, drew two and lost two – it’s away we were not good enough.
“But overall the quality’s there. They have a chance – but at the moment we have some other teams who look very strong as well.”
WHO WILL ARSENE WENGER MANAGE NEXT?
Bayern Munich – 2/1
AC Milan – 6/1
Real Madrid – 6/1
France – 9/1
PSG – 10/1
Japan – 18/1
Any Chinese Super League club – 22/1
Everton – 22/1
Fenerbahce – 25/1
England – 28/1
Any MLS club – 28/1
Leicester – 40/1
Monaco – 40/1
West Ham – 40/1
RB Leipzig – 50/1