Recently the English football club Arsenal have sacked their coach Unai Imeri. This decision has been taken after the club's defeat in the Europa League at the hands of Eintracht Frankfurt. "We announce today that we have decided to part ways with our team's head coach Unai Imari and his coaching team," the club said in a statement.

At the same time, sources say that the club said, "This decision was taken because the result and performance of the team was not the way it should have been." Arsenal board member Josh Kroenke said, 'We sincerely thank Unai and his teammates who tried their best to take the club to the expected level. We wish the coach and his team all the best for the future.

According to information received from sources, it has been learned that Freddy Ljenberg, who played for the club from 1998 to 2007, has been made the interim coach of the team. The club said in a statement, "We have asked Freddy to take responsibility for the interim coach. We have full faith in Freddy that he will take the club forward.

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