Freddie Ljungberg will reportedly leave Arsenal to become the new manager of Malmo.
Ljungberg was the interim-manager of Arsenal following the departure of Unai Emery, but with Mikel Arteta having been appointed in the role on a permanent basis, the future of the former Sweden international is wrapped up in uncertainty.
It has been reported by Sportal.se that the 42-year-old Arsenal fan favourite is set to become the new manager of Swedish club Malmo.
Sensible move?
Ljungberg has done well as a coach at Arsenal, and perhaps it is time for the Swede to become a manager in his own right.
The former West Ham United player has got enough experience already, and it is time that he uses it to make a name for himself as a manager.
Perhaps in the coming years Ljungberg could return to the Emirates Stadium as a manager of the Arsenal first team, as he is only 42 years of age now and could have a long career in management.
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