As part of Esquire Townhouse 2020 with Breitling, legendary Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger sat down for an intimate chat with broadcaster Mark Chapman, at the Standard Hotel in London, about the highs, lows and lessons he learned from his time at the top of the professional game.

The 70-year-old went into detail on his humble childhood in the French village of Duttlenheim, where his lifelong passion for football was forged. He opened up about the hardest moments of his managerial career, and gave us the skinny on how he transformed his Arsenal team into Invincibles. Being Arsène Wenger, he also managed to sneak in a few gut-punchingly profound insights on the meaning of life. Naturally.