Plenty of Arsenal fans have been impressed with Freddie Ljungberg after watching the Swede’s training ground drill with the Gunners.
The 42-year-old was named as interim boss following Unai Emery’s dismissal and led the club for the first time in the 2-2 draw with Norwich City on Sunday.
Ljungberg has since had three full days to prepare his side for his first home game in charge against Brighton.
Arsenal shared some unseen footage from training on Wednesday and one drill caught the eye.
The former Arsenal midfielder set up a small space keep ball drill, with plenty of quick passes and one-touch football on show.
The 60-second clip was shared on social media by @VipArsenal, and the impressive play left many fans hailing the temporary boss.
Twitter: @VipArsenal @RubellM Some clear instructions, quick first time passing. Already we have more of an identity under F… https://t.co/cuUzhSynky (@Wkd3oi)
Twitter: @VipArsenal Let the board give Freddie more time. I believe he will definitely change something about the team. He… https://t.co/vMcO5JDsTB (@FOLORUN30132352)
Twitter: @VipArsenal This is the hardest training session I’ve seen for like 18 months!
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Twitter: @VipArsenal Finally some Comprehensible coaching. (@gooner017)
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Ljungberg’s clear instructions and the players responding is refreshing to see, and hopefully, it’s a sign of things to come.
He’ll be hoping everything clicks this evening against the Seagulls, and a win over Graham Potter’s side would see the Gunners end their long wait for a domestic win.
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