Former Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud believes departing Gunners manager Arsene Wenger "deserves a great tribute" and expects his compatriot to continue in management.
Giroud left Arsenal for Chelsea in January and scored the winning goal in Sunday's 1-0 victory over Liverpool, which took place at the same time as Wenger's final home match in charge.
"Arsene Wenger deserves a great tribute for all he has achieved in his Arsenal career," Giroud told Sky Sports.
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"I hope he finds a new challenge too, because I know he is still hungry to win competitions. I just want to pay tribute to him."
Giroud also wanted to salute his Chelsea team-mate David Luiz, whom he joined in an embrace close to the bench after scoring the winner in Sunday's game.
The Brazilian centre-back has endured a difficult season due to inconsistent form and injuries and Giroud recognises he has had a turbulent time.
He added: "David Luiz is a good friend, so I was very pleased to dedicate him this goal because he is going through a tough period and he is coming back."
