Arsenal legend Freddie Ljungberg has stated his plans for Arsene Wenger's succession.

The Gunners boss, who is approaching 20 years in north London, has been under increased scrutiny from Arsenal fans in recent years.

“Arsene has been brilliant and I think it should be totally up to him when he chooses to leave," Ljungberg told the Daily Star.

“But when it happens I would like a manager who believes in an attacking and passing game. That's extremely important.

“There's a lot of great coaches out there but nobody can replace Arsene."