Arsenal fans have just a bit longer to wait until the Gunners are back in action.
Freddie Ljungberg takes his team to the London Stadium to take on West Ham United on Monday night in what will be his first taste of being in charge of the club for a London derby.
The Swede took over at the Emirates Stadium after the dismissal of Unai Emery, but it has not had too much of an affect on results, with Arsenal taking just one point from their last two games against Norwich City (2-2) and Brighton and Hove Albion (2-1 loss).
So, with just one more day to wait, why not take the time to catch up on the latest Arsenal news?
Financial results
Arsenal have published their financial results for 2018/19, up until May 2019.
They reveal that the club made a pre-tax loss of £23.5 million over the year, a difference of £120.9 million from last year.
It is the first set of results that have been revealed since American Businessman Stan Kroenke took private ownership of the club.
Rodgers explains new Leicester contract
Arsenal were dealt a blow in their search for a new manager, as Brendan Rodgers signed a new five-and-a-half year deal to stay at Leicester City on Friday afternoon.
Reports suggested that the Northern Irishman was one of the Gunners top targets to take over from Unai Emery after leading the Foxes to 2nd place in the Premier League table, but he will now be staying at the King Power Stadium.
Rodgers has now explained what convinced him to convince him to commit his future to Leicester.
Take a look at what they were here.
Aubameyang's future in doubt
Reports in the Mirror yesterday suggest that Arsenal captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's future may be in doubt at the club, after contract talks stalled.
The Gabon international has just 18-months left on his deal at the Emirates Stadium, meaning that Arsenal could be forced to sell the player next summer, or risk losing him for nothing.
The report also claims that Aubameyang is becoming frustrated with the situation at Arsenal.
Real Madrid who are one of the clubs who have been linked with the striker.
New name suggested
The search for a successor to Unai Emery goes on, and there has now been a new name thrown into the hat by former england man Chris Waddle.
The pundit has suggested that Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder would be the perfect fit for Arsenal.
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