Arsene Wenger has confirmed that former Gunner Freddie Ljungberg is going to make his way back to the club and will be taking charge of the club's U-15 side (via Arsenal.com). The pacy winger scored 72 goals for the club in a grand total of 328 appearances in a career that spanned 9 years at Arsenal from 1998 to 2007. Ljungberg was known for his looks as much as for his rampaging runs down the wing, and Arsenal fans have voted him into their list of the best Arsenal players ever, where he holds an impressive 11th position. Freddie himself tweeted that he would be back at Arsenal, and the rumour has now been confirmed by Arsene Wenger. 'Yes, because he wants to make his [coaching] license,'...
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