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Arsenal has given Unai Emery another chance to prove his salt but it seems that the board now sees the possible consequence of sticking with the Spanish coach. (Photo: REUTERS/Andrew Yates)

Spanish professional football coach Unai Emery was sacked at a quick morning meeting at Arsenal's training ground. Daily Mail reports that club bosses grew sick of the club's terrible performances and results under Emery's leadership. Moreover, players were reportedly glad to see the head coach go after becoming tired of his tactical calls.

After turning up to training this morning, Unai Emery was promptly dismissed before heading out to the pitch. The Spanish coach assumed his post at Arsenal for 18 months and filled the seat left by Arsene Wenger. Freddie Ljungberg was placed as an interim coach while the Gunners search for a replacement.

On Friday morning, top Arsenal executives held a meeting to talk about the future of the club after the loss and made a decision to sack Unai Emery. Prior to the Frankfurt match, the Spanish coach was expected to get the opportunity to lead the Gunners into a match scheduled against Norwich and turn their condition around. However, the defeat in the Europa League speed up the process

The sad news was dropped by Arsenal Head of Football Raul Sanllehi, Technical Director Edu, and Managing Director Vinai Venkatesham. Unai Emery bade goodbye to the players and left the Arsenal training ground. Key members of the playing squad were reportedly happy upon learning of Emery’s exile, according to Sportsmail.

These players have reportedly grown sick of the Spanish coach’s odd player selections and stale tactics. At the moment, Arsenal appointed Freddie Ljungberg as the interim charge of the club. He has already met with the rest of the team and talked about the next steps moving forward. The former Arsenal player trained on Friday morning before the club’s trip to Norwich.

Son of the club, majority owner Josh Kroenke in a stamen, said his gratitude and appreciation to Unai Emery and his colleagues for their unrelenting efforts to get the club back at the level expected by everybody. While wishing for the Spanish coach’s future success, the statement also claimed that the decision was made because of the result and performances below the required level. Mikel Arteta, Mauricio Pochettino, and Nuno Espirito Santo are among the top names being considered as Unai Emery’s replacement.