Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has confirmed that he has left the club having spent the past year working as an assistant coach under ex-boss Arsene Wenger. A new era begins at the Gunners next season, with Unai Emery being appointed as Wenger's successor last month after the veteran tactician enjoyed a lengthy stint in charge previously. SEE MORE: Video: Bernd Leno save of the season should have Arsenal fans excited as £19.2m transfer edges closer With that in mind, the Spaniard may be considering a different direction and his own options to fill the coaching staff roles, and so that could mean exits for those part of the previous regime. As noted in his tweet below, Lehmann...
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