Andrew Strauss' first demonstration after his arrangement as chief of English cricket was to sack previous mentor Peter Moores and Strauss has subsequent to uncovered Yorkshire head mentor Jason Gillespie is in the edge to supplant him.
Also, Arthur demands the empty employment is a "superb open door" for the right competitor.
"I think what England needs is somebody to take things by the scruff of the neck and lead the group," Arthur told the BBC.
"The group is searching for administration and heading. The group is searching for soundness.
"Anyone who can do that at this time for England will have an okay risk of achievement. I believe its a magnificent open door for a mentor."
Asked whether he would be occupied with taking the position, Arthur said: "frankly I'd absolutely hear it out and have a discussion around it."
The 46-year-old likewise accepts England are a more aggressive group with Kevin Pietersen in it.
"Doubtlessly, England are a weaker group without Kevin Pietersen," he said. "Positively England are a weaker group without having Kevin Pietersen in their main six."
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