Freddie Ljungberg promises to put a smile back on the faces of Arsenal fans
It has been very tough to watch Arsenal play for much of this season and that explains why a very low turn out was recorded at the Emirates Stadium as the Gunners were beaten 2-1 by Eintracht Frankfurt.
That loss resulted in the sacking of Unai Emery, with the Spaniard now out of the way, the Gunners have turned to club legend, Freddie Ljungberg to turn their season around on an interim basis.
The Swede who was the coach of the club’s youth side before he became assistant to Emery will be in charge for the game against Norwich City this weekend.
Shortly after his appointment, Ljungberg went on twitter to tweet his commitment to making the team better and the fans happier.
Arsenal are now looking at several other managers to take over the position permanently, however, if the former forward does a good job, he may be at the helm until at least the end of the season.