Sol Campbell issues come-and-get-me plea to former club Arsenal: 'I'd crawl back to coach there'

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England legend Sol Campbell has opened the door to a return to former side Arsenal in a coaching capacity. 

Campbell, who was named Trinidad and Tobago assistant manager in January 2017, is hoping to land a day-to-day coaching role and is targeting a move back to north London. 

The 43-year-old former centre back, speaking to talkSPORT, said of a return to Arsenal: 'I'd crawl there. If that situation happened, I'd be there like a shot.

Arsenal legend Sol Campbell, pictured in 2010, is keen on returning to his former side

Campbell was appointed Trinidad and Tobago assistant manager in January 2017

'I want to be back in there, I want to be managing and coaching. I'm a leader. I was captain early on in my career with Tottenham at the age of 22 and was one of the youngest captains for England.

'I know how to take the stress on my shoulders and under pressure in know how to win. I love the pressure.

'I have so much to offer in all different capacities when it comes of football managing and coaching, because I'm a detail man – that's how I got to the top and stayed at the top.' 

Campbell won two Premier League titles and the FA Cup on two occasions during his first spell at the club between 2001 and 2006. He later sealed a move back to the red half of north London for half a season in 2010. 

A section of Arsenal fans once again called for Arsene Wenger to leave the Emirates Stadium following their disappointing 2-1 defeat by Bournemouth on Sunday. 

Wenger, who has another season left to run on his current deal, is unlikely to be moved by more calls for him to stand down. 

The pressure is growing on Arsene Wenger following another poor result this weekend