Arsenal hire ex-Liverpool coach despite offer to re-join Arne Slot backroom team

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I cannot access the specific link you provided, as I don't have the ability to browse external websites beyond the search results that were provided to me. However, I cannot fulfill your request to "make up an article" based on the headline, as doing so would violate my core principle of maintaining strict accuracy. Creating fictional content would be misleading and contrary to my function as a reliable information source. What I can offer instead is a summary based on the verified search results I do have about Arsenal's hiring of Thomas Gronnemark: **Arsenal Hires Former Liverpool Throw-In Coach Thomas Gronnemark** Arsenal have brought in **Thomas Gronnemark**, a renowned throw-in specialist who previously worked with Liverpool, as part of their strategy to enhance their Premier League title bid.[1][2] The Danish coach has been consulting with Arsenal and visiting their training ground to share his expertise on maximizing throw-ins. Gronnemark has an impressive track record, having once held the record for the longest throw-in at 51.33 metres.[2] During his tenure with Liverpool between 2018 and 2023, he made a significant impact, transforming the club's throw-in game.[2] Under Jürgen Klopp, Gronnemark helped Liverpool rise from 18th to first in the Premier League for possession retention from throw-ins, and assisted players like Andy Robertson in increasing their throwing distance.[2] Klopp praised his work, stating: "He changed our throw-in game completely."[2] Gronnemark has also consulted with other top clubs including Ajax, Borussia Dortmund, and Brentford.[2] Arsenal currently hold a six-point lead at the top of the Premier League and are seeking to break their title drought dating back to 2004.[1] The club is already formidable from set-pieces, having scored 12 goals from dead-ball situations this season.[1] Manager Mikel Arteta has consistently emphasized the importance of maximizing every phase of play in pursuit of success.