Arsenal goalkeeper Bernd Leno believes that the club's problems go far beyond manager

Arsenal goalkeeper Bernd Leno believes that the 

club's problems go far beyond the identity of their 

manager, and pointed to the Gunners' mentality 

as 

a weakness.

But while speculation over the permanent 

successor to Unai Emery continues to circulate, 

Leno insists that the squad should look within to 

solve their issues.

"After four or five minutes the game was done. I 

think in the first half we deserved this result. In 

the second half we couldn't touch the ball and 

also couldn't create the chances," the shot-

stopper 

told Sky Sports after the final whistle.

"At the moment we have to say there is a gap 

between [the top] teams. We have the quality but 

when you see the games we miss intensity, we 

are not fresh in our minds.

"It is good we have a week to work a little bit and 

speak about this situation, we have to change 

something in our minds."

Leno underlined his support for Ljungberg, but

 admitted that more certainty over the 

managerial situation would be welcome.

"It's good to know what is in the future or in the

 next weeks but that is not our job - it is the job of

 the club. We accept Freddie, he is doing a good 

job," he added.

"I don't think the manager is the problem, 

everyone has to look at himself and be honest at 

himself. If everyone was giving everything today 

- I think the mentality is the main thing."