Freddie Ljungberg will take charge of Arsenal for the first time as interim manager on Sunday against Norwich but said on Saturday he is unsure whether full-time management appeals to him.
The 42-year-old Swede -- who was a member of the Arsenal 'Invincibles' side under Arsene Wenger in the 2003/04 season -- has been put in charge after Unai Emery's undistinguished 18 month reign came to an end on Friday.
However, Ljungberg -- who was an assistant to Emery -- told Sky Sports it was too early to say whether being a manager on a permanent basis would be to his liking.
"We'll see in the future," said Ljungberg.
"At the moment I'm learning the trade.
"This is a big responsibility and the moment I'm just taking it game by game."
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