The Spainsh international can on board and has settled the team, giving them a new identity.
Following a difficult first half of the 2019-20 campaign, the former Everton Captain guided the team to finish eight in the league standings.
Also, Arsenal had the FA Cup trophy to show at the end of season following their 2-1 win against Chelsea in the final.
Yesterday, Arsenal confirmed the exit of their first team coach, Freddie Ljungberg. The former Arsenal star left his role under Arteta's backroom staff to venture into his manager career.
Freddie Ljungberg once took charge for Arsenal in a care taker role following Unai Emery sacking in December 2019.
Freddie managed few games until Arteta was appointed.
It's now been reported by Standard Sports that Mikel Arteta is keen on bringing Brentford coach and set-piece specialist Andreas Georgson into his backroom team at Arsenal.
Arsenal have been known to conceed lots of goals from set pieces and seems Mikel might be looking at solving the problem ahead of the new season in September 12th 2020.
Although, Georgson currently works at Brentford as their Head of Set Pieces and Individual Development.
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