Leaders of London's "Arsenal" team have made a decision regarding a possible successor to coach Unai Emery.
As reported by "The Telegraph," after deciding to make changes and parting ways with the Spaniard, the reins of the "Gunners" team would be taken over by the current strategist's assistant Freddie Ljungberg.
The 42-year-old Swede would become the interim coach and lead the club until the end of the season.
F. Ljungberg played for "Arsenal" from 1998-2007 and spent the best years of his career in London, becoming the English champion twice.
