Arsene Wenger is out of contract in the summer and has refused to reveal whether or not he will be staying at Arsenal next season.
The Frenchman admitted last month he has reached a decision on his future but has so far remained tight-lipped about it.
"I know what I will do so you will know very soon. You will see," Wenger said after the Gunners' 3-1 defeat to West Brom.
However, Arsenal ambassador Sol Campbell appears to have jumped the gun and revealed the 67-year-old will be at the Emirates next season.
Campbell has been sent to Australia on behalf of the club to drum up support for Arsenal's pre-season tour Down Under.
The Gunners will play Sydney FC and Western Sydney in July in preparation for the 2017/18 season.
And while appearing on SBS News, the ex-defender told journalist John Baldock that Wenger will be in charge for the tour.
Baldock tweeted a picture of himself and Campbell with the caption: "Campbell tells SBS News Wenger will be in charge for the tour of Australia in July."
@SolManOfficial tells @SBSNews Wenger WILL be in charge for the tour of Australia in July. pic.twitter.com/VoON8riMku
— John Baldock (@JohnKGBaldock) April 4, 2017
The claims will not sit well with a large number of Arsenal supporters who have been calling for Wenger to go at the end of the season.
Fans have staged numerous protests against the Frenchman and 'Wenger out' banners have become commonplace at both home and away games in recent weeks.
But despite the animosity shown towards him, Wenger claimed after last weekend's 2-2 with Manchester City he will always remain loyal to the club.
“I am not aware of what happens outside [the stadium]," he said.
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"What is important in __football is on the pitch and inside the stadium and the fans were outstanding today.
“We are in a tough battle for the top four. I am professional and I have shown great loyalty in the past.
"I love this club, I don’t know how long I will be here, I am clear in my head, that’s the most important thing.
"The decision will be soon.”