Freddie Ljungberg is leaving Arsenal to take on a leading manager role at another club.

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    Freddie Ljungberg has informed Arsenal that he is leaving and his departure will effective with immediate. Ljungberg took over as Arsenal head coach briefly after Arsenal fired Unai Emery and he did an ok job.

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    Freddie Ljungberg’s 72 Goals For Arsenal

    He managed 6 matches as Arsenal’s temporary head coach; won one game, drew 3, and lost 2 matches before Arsenal brought in Mikel Arteta from Manchester City to be the permanent head coach.

    Mikel went on to win the FA Cup in this first year as Arsenal coach and this means that Arteta will be at Arsenal for a foreseeable future. As a result, when Freddie was approached with a coaching opportunity from a soon to be disclosed club and he took the job. He is expected to announce his new job very soon.

    Freddie Ljungberg record as Arsenal head coach

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    Mikel Arteta: “Freddie has been a really important member of my team since my arrival. He did a great job picking the team up when Unai Emery left and we all have 100 percent respect for him as a man and a coach.”

    Freddie Ljungberg record as Arsenal’s Under 23 coach

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    Is Freddie Ljungberg still at Arsenal?

    As a former player for Arsenal, he’s well-liked by the players and the fans, unfortunately, his time at the Emirates stadium is over and he will be moving on to pursue other opportunities. He played as a winger for Arsenal during his time as a player, he came back to the club in 2018 after spending two seasons as assistant manager of Wolfsburg.

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    Ljungberg confirmed his departure with this message “I have decided to leave my first team assistant coaching role at @arsenal to progress my management experience. I have been involved with this club on and off since 1998 and am grateful for all the opportunities they have given me both as a player and as a coach. I wish Mikel and all the team every success for the season ahead. Thanks also to the fans for their constant support and for always being by my side. I hope we will all meet again soon”.

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