The managerial situation at Arsenal is as chaotic as it could possibly be. Fans and interim manager Freddie Ljungberg alike have no clarity. “For me, it’s a great honour to do this, but Per is an academy manager and he is doing two jobs. I think it needs to be cleared up, so everybody knows. That’s what I’ve said but it’s totally up to the club. I’m very honoured and I will do what I can, but I think we need to make a decision, regardless of what it is,” said Ljungberg after Arsenal’s defeat against Manchester City last night.
Mikel Arteta now the front runner for the Arsenal job
