Four 'Disappearing'figures from the English Premier League next season

Manager Arsene Wenger, Wayne Rooney, Michael Carrick, and Per Mertesacker could be the ones who will be missed by his presence after the competition Premier League 2017/2018 ended.

Because the four people will leave their respective positions at the end of the season. English Premier League this season itself will be completed on Sunday (13/5).

Arsene Wenger will leave Arsenal. The Frenchman's manager has not decided yet to dock where the 2018/2019 season after is no longer at the Emirates. Nevertheless, the 68-year-old coach insists he will not retire from football.

Wenger started coaching Arsenal in 1996. In his 22 years journey with the Gunners, Wenger has collected 17 titles, including three English League trophies.

Wenger's move to end his career at the north London club was followed by Arsenal captain, Per Mertesacker. The 33-year-old center-back will retire this summer.

Wayne Rooney will leave Everton to join DC United. (Reuters/Lee Smith)

Mertesacker received a remarkable reception from the tens of thousands of supporters of the Gunners while beating Burnley 5-0 at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday (6/5). It was Mertesacker's last home game with Arsenal. After retirement, he plans to continue his career as coach at Arsenal academy.

In addition to Wenger and Mertesacker, Wayne Rooney will also leave the Premier League after having a deal with Major League Soccer (MLS) club, DC United.

32-year-old player 'born' from Everton academy. However, developing and becoming a great player with Manchester United. Together with Red Devils Rooney often become a scourge for the defender and also the opponent goalkeeper.

Michael Carrick will retire as a player to become Man United's coaching staff. (Carl Recine)

In fact, the player who is familiarly called Wazza is the top scorer in the history of The Red Devils with a notch 253 goals from 559 appearances in all competitions.

It's just frustration with The Toffees to make Rooney leave the English League to pursue a career in the Land of Uncle Sam, next July.

Meanwhile, Manchester United veteran midfielder Michael Carrick became another player who did not continue his career.

Having spent 18 years in the Premier League since 1999, Carrick chose to retire with Man United, the club he defended in the last 12 seasons.

Although Carrick's retirement did not leave the skin round. The 36-year-old could be one of Jose Mourinho's staff in the Red Devils squad.

Jose Mourinho has already offered to the former Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United players, but Carrick has yet to make a decision on the offer.

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