Freddie Ljungberg says he would like to speak to Arsene Wenger ahead of his first home game as Arsenal interim boss against Brighton on Thursday. Ljungberg's first game in charge of Arsenal was a 2-2 draw against Norwich on Saturday, as they came from behind twice at Carrow Road. 'Happy' Rodgers: Why would I leave? 'Arsenal should get Arteta or City will' The interim boss insists speaking to Wenger, who was Arsenal boss for 22 years and coached Ljungberg during his time in north London, is among the things he plans to do. Ljungberg said: "I really would like to speak to [Wenger]. I haven't spoken to him, it's been a bit hectic, but that's on my list." The Swede says he is also...
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