Arteta looks set to be appointed as the Gunners' next permanent boss after holding talks with his former club this week. Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola has insisted that he will not stand in his assistant's way as he seeks to begin his managerial career. And Toure, who worked under Arteta at the Etihad Stadium towards the end of the Ivorian's City career, believes he has what it takes to deliver at the Emirates Stadium, even though he recognises it will not be a straightforward job. "It’s going to be quite difficult,” Toure told Associated Press. “Why? Because Arsenal are struggling and I think if the directors of Arsenal listen to him and go in his way, maybe it’s...
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