'I thought leaving was the easiest quick fix for the team to be able to perform again. That was a difficult personal decision for me, but sometimes you have to do that when it's what you think is best for the team': Former Arsenal boss opens up on exit

Jonas Eidevall expressed that leaving Arsenal was a difficult but necessary decision for the team's performance, stating, 'I thought [leaving] was the easiest quick fix for the team to be able to perform again.' His resignation came after declining results and fan pressure, signaling a need for change. He feels this decision ultimately benefited both him and the team as their performance improved following his departure.

Eidevall acknowledged that his relationship with fans deteriorated after not renewing Vivianne Miedema's contract, stating, 'I think that when we didn't renew [Miedema's] contract my relationship at the time with the fans was hurting the team.' This suggests that maintaining positive fan sentiments is crucial for team morale and success, highlighting how management decisions can affect public perception.

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