Wednesday 5 July 2017 17:14, UK
Jens Lehmann has overseen his first training session after returning to Arsenal as a coach.
Lehmann, who had two spells at the club, has taken up his first senior coaching role after talks with manager Arsene Wenger.
Current goalkeeping coach Gerry Peyton has retained his position, while Lehmann will also work with outfield players.
Lehmann was the goalkeeper for the 'Invincibles' team in 2003-04, when Arsenal last won the Premier League title.
The German made 200 first-team appearances for Arsenal and also won the FA Cup in 2005.
Lehmann was joined by new signing Sead Kolasinac who joined the first-team squad for the first time this week after signing from German Bundesliga side Schalke.
Arsenal have been put through their paces ahead of the beginning of their pre-season tour in Australia next week.
Arsenal will face Sydney FC on Thursday July 13 before taking on Western Sydney Wanderers on Saturday July 15.
