Freddie Ljungberg

Freddie Ljungberg is back at Arsenal as coach of the u23s, the club have officially announced, after a brief spell as Assistant Manager at VfL Wolfsburg.

Arsenal are continuing their post-Wenger-era clear out by getting rid of more coaches and medical personnel according to an exclusive in Tuesday’s Daily Mail which isn’t really an exclusive as it’s also in the Telegraph.

Freddie Ljungberg has denied he set to return to Arsenal this summer despite David Ornstein saying otherwise.

Reliable BBC journalist David Ornstein confirmed on Saturday night that former Gunner Freddie Ljungberg will return as a youth team coach, claiming ‘that deal is done’.

Arsenal have announced two charity matches against Real Madrid, following the success of the legends match against AC Milan Glorie in 2016.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan is the first person to complete a hat-trick of assists while teeing up a teammate – Aaron Ramsey – so he can complete a hat-trick of goals since Thierry Henry for Freddie Ljungberg in 2003.

Freddie Ljungberg has released a statement following his departure from Wolfsburg.

Former head of the Arsenal academy Andries Jonker, and former player Freddie Ljungberg, have been sacked from their new roles as manager and assistant manager of Wolfsburg.

Arsenal coach Jan van Loon will join former academy director Andries Jonker at Wolfsburg.

Freddie Ljungberg insists that he’s not a ‘world star’ and has explained the difference between football in Germany to England.

Arsenal forward Kaylen Hinds has completed a £2m move to Bundesliga side VfL Wolfsburg.

Former Arsenal coaches Andries Jonker and Freddie Ljungberg managed to save Wolfsburg from relegation.

Andries Jonker’s VfL Wolfsburg face relegation after losing 2-1 to Hamburg in the Bundesliga.

Since taking over the reigns at VfL Wolfsburg, the partnership between Freddie Ljungberg and Andries Jonker has been a significant one in helping the team recover from a horrid start to the Bundesliga campaign.

Arsene Wenger has confirmed that should a coaching role become available, Freddie Ljungberg has promised he will return to the club.

Dennis Bergkamp, Pep Segura and Steve Morrow are all being considered for the vacant Head of Youth Development job that opened up at Arsenal after Andries Jonker left to manage at Wolfsburg according to reports.

Freddie Ljungberg will join Andries Jonker at Wolfsburg as our Head of Youth Development leaves to take up the managerial role but he’s said something very strange about Freddie.

Andries Jonker has confirmed that he will bring Freddie Ljungberg, who has also been coaching at Arsenal.

Freddie Ljunberg says that he loves coaching the Arsenal u15 side as he makes a mockery of the claims Arsene Wenger refuses to have former players involved behind the scenes.

Freddie Ljungberg reckons that people underestimate Arsene Wenger’s hunger to succeed.