The Gunners sacked Unai Emery on Friday after a run of seven games without a win in all competitions. Ljungberg was immediately named as caretaker boss and will be the man in the dugout when Arsenal travel to Norwich on Sunday. And the Swede, who made 351 appearances for the club as a player, is delighted to have been given the chance to lead the north London outfit. "It is a great, great honour, that is how I feel. I have this energy inside me and it is special," Ljungberg told Sky Sports. "There is sadness obviously with what has happened with the club, but excitement too with what is coming up and the chance to play. "It is just a great honour and that is what I...
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