With the summer budget seemingly limited to just £40m this summer, Arsenal will have to look to their academy more than ever. Big signings are unlikely to be the case, with Unai Emery certainly needing to dip into the Gunners' youth sides for some players to step up to the plate next season. With many of the big Premier League sides struggling to get their highly-rated youngsters into the first-team step-up on a consistent basis, news of Arsenal promoting U23s manager Freddie Ljungberg to becoming Emery's assistant has certainly gone down well. Many fans of the north London side took to Twitter to reveal their delight at the former ‘Invincible' being given a new role with the senior...
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