Freddie Ljungberg admitted he cannot spend "months and months" as Arsenal's interim head coach without adequate support staff. The Swede will oversee a fifth match when the Gunners host Manchester City in the Premier League on Sunday. Arsenal sacked Unai Emery on November 29 and though they have reportedly been receptive to the idea of Ljungberg seeing out the season, he has not been allowed to strengthen the coaching team. Academy manager Per Mertesacker continues to serve as a makeshift assistant. "The club have said I have to wait until they make a decision, so yeah, I can't do anything at the moment," Ljungberg said. "I have Per but, at the same time, he is...
Full Story »