Are Arsenal Financially Healthy?
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Arsenal are set for a financial boost by the end of the 2022/23 campaign either through a Premier League title win or their first Champions League qualification since 2017. But are they financially healthy? How do they stack up against their Premier League rivals? How have they been managing their spending?
Abhishek Raj writes, Craig Silcock illustrates.
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Just a clarification from us at Tifo: Ivan Gazidis was Arsenal CEO in 2018, whereas the current highest paid director doesn't hold the same or equivalent title - and that helps to explain the disparity in renumeration highlighted in that section of the video.
make next video on the negreira case
Remuneration*
@@sandeeppawar1485 They're clearly talking about rearranging the numbers.
I swear Vinai is the arsenal CEO or am I wrong
Saved me 7mins
I will sum up this entire video in one sentence. Arsenal are finacially stable at the moment, but need to return to the champions league if they would like to return to having profits like in 2017. You're welcome
The owners backing arteta definitely helps alot.
Thank you for the summary
â@@Flinstone_Edible that's why buying all young players was key. The next two years they probably will spend a bit less even though revenues will go up. I think Arteta was told we can back you, but only to a point. I don't think they would have went spent as much as they did on Trossard and Jorginho (or any other 28 and/or 31 year olds) if they weren't so close to taking the league. Notice their other signing, Kiwior, is a 23 year old left footed CB. He's backup/insurance for Gabriel as essential to their system is having a left footed CB on the left and right footed on the right (Saliba). Happy to hear Kiwior's athletic measurements were off the charts for a CB. Combined with the fact that, like Pep, Arteta would never get a CB who doesn't have excellent ball skills, and he sounds like another possible elite CB. To the fans saying Edu can't sell - it's because he didn't inherit valuable assets. Look at the team now. We have guys not in our top 11 (Tierney, Nketiah, Balogun) who would actually fetch some real money in a sale. At least half of our top 11 are now the kind of ÂŁ50+ million players we used to dream about. And a bunch of them (Martinelli, Odegaard, Gabriel, Saliba) are now worth double or triple what we paid. That's how you work the transfer market successfully.
â@@Asshat237martinelli is not worth 12 or 18m
@@bandotrap5983 right?! Martinelli is worth about ÂŁ80 million minimum now.
Me being financially unhealthy watching is arsenal financially healthy đđ
The club has also had the huge debt of the new Stadium weighing on its shoulders for a long time and has always teetered on financial troubles since. The recent signings theyâve made at the cost they had to pay have been bargains and with champions league money coming next season, I canât see them possibly being in a better place financially. Their wage bill is tremendously low compared to the rest of the big clubs and will hopefully allow them to sign quality depth players for next season, as that is the main problem within the squad currently.
No way you still think we have a depth issue. Yes we can use more depth but no way youâve watched all last 3 games and came to that conclusion that we have an issue with depth
â@@redlucius544 my belief is that now that you have almost certainly secured CL spots, your depth would need to improve
Iirc you still dont exactly have a Partey backup yet, so that could be an issue
Plus you may want to look at a good term striker to back up Jesus or Nketiah imo
I agree
@@kyanzennaro2290 i think you may be right. Making a decision on Balogun might clear up the 9 position though which gives them flexibility. Itâs very conceivable he could go for some big money if Arsenal donât see him as the long term option and then they can have a pick as to what striker they want. Jorginho short term along with Elneny makes me think that the Rice acquisition they keep being linked to is to play him as an 8.
I have no idea though but the name of the game is flexibility. Theyâve now solidified themselves in my eyes as contenders for the next 3-4 years at least with this core. Itâs a great problem for them to have with squad depth and management.
@@kyanzennaro2290we have Balogun coming back along with Trossard/Martinelli for the CF position
Spurs are riding high off commercial revenue thanks to the newest stadium in London, England. But as you pointed out, they have one of the biggest debt number in Premier League. If they do drop off top 4, their revenue stream would take a significant hit, and they might be in trouble. Thatâs why youâre seeing Levy signing all these agreements elsewhere to have their stadium utilised for non-footballing activities, like the recently signed deal with F1 to have karting events held at their stadium.
Maybe unpopular, but spurs will win in the long term. They are becoming a financial giant and they can afford a large debt (mainly mortgage). In the long run, they will generate more revenue and spend more on the market. I hope I will be still alive when it will happen tho.
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Spurs brand and global appeal doesn't compare to likes of Arsenal, man utd and Liverpool. Despite the stadium I don't think it will be able to muscle the financial might traditionally big 3 have
They should start a chicken đđ business based on thier logo..
@@DamnedUnitedStand it would work with their brand identity because they keep getting roasted
Say what you want about Kroenke, but he's the only one out of the 30-odd owners that paid for his own stadium in the NFL instead of forcing the cities to foot the bill through effective blackmail.
thats the thing, his priority is NFL not EPL
@@ohioman008 is it? Cuz he also runs the nuggets, the rapids, and the avalanche
ââ@@ohioman008 â That will change with arsenal making more money then any kroenke owned team they know it. Josh his son has a more interest in basketball and football, and Stan himself likes American football more. The only thing as a arsenal fan that is concerning is that can they keep up with oil money while they have Walmart money or will they cash out
â@@moemalekafzalyexactly.....if arsenal win the league it will definitely demand more attention from kroenkes ...out of all the teams they own afc is the only one wich is global brand
I think he's genuinely very over hated just because everyone knows he's uber rich but he doesn't spend like roman did or city do. The guy owns winning franchises all of which recently took their respective leagues by storm by trusting young and/or innovative people from coaches to players. The Kroenke family themselves probably understand very little in the grand scheme about the sports their franchises play but they know how to put people in charge that do. Nobody can really deny that.
Massive club with a good foundation and financially stable with rich owners.
Arsenal spend 180m in a single window ONCE (on 6 players too!): "write that down! write that down!"
Other clubs ROUTINELY spend 100m ON A SINGLE PLAYER: *birds chirping*
Hahaha true
Thatâs what I said to other people. They just see the numbers weâre spending and think weâre spending on it for just one player.
We had no choice but to splash out. When Arteta joined, we had so much deadwood at the club that had to go and be replaced with quality young players who would buy into Arteta's philosophy. That move is already paying dividends, as evidenced by our performances this season.
Especially that one club who spends almost 100M on a Brazilian fidget spinner đ€Ł
@@derkaiser16 Lmao first time hearing someone call antony that, true tho.
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We've spent alot of money on transfers over the past couple seasons....more than any other club not in the Champions league. It was necessary though to help realise Artetas vision and get us back to top 4 in the league again. Having Champions League money every season should help as well.
They also failed to mention that we spent all those money on 5-6 players. Look at the Manchester clubs for example. City spent 125 mil 100 was on grealish and then youâve got United whose spent 100+ on two players. Our average is 37.5 mil and the most arteta has spent on a player is 50 mil Ben white.
And exept Pepe we havnt overpayed on any player either⊠benny blanco is worth every penny
@@Josstick Exactly. I was more than happy with not spending ÂŁ89 mill on Mudryk. We got a much better option with Bossard. đȘ
@@drfunkypunk indeed! oh you mean the assist king; Crossard? ofc mudryk will become better and better, but Leo is EXACTLY what we needed here and now
Making it sound like itâs a bad thing Gabriel Jesus, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Fabio Viera were the price of 1 Mudryk or 1 Antony. đ
Can you compile a similar review of Everton's finances to show how poorly managed the club has been in recent years. Be interesting to see what the director's are being paid for continual failure.
Pero tendrĂĄn nuevo estadio no?
Arsenal are financially healthy thanks to Wenger if not him it would've been worse winning PL will attract players from Europe I hope they win PL
And then he and Gazidis undid all of that work by staying on longer than necessary, handing out huge deals and signing bums, as well as coddling his players all while slipping further and further away from the top.
@@juuglord8509 yes now they learned from their mistakes
@@hishaamhussain3786 They both left.
â@@juuglord8509and they never sold their players at the right price anyway. How many players are actually sold at the price that they are actually worth
As an Arsenal fan im so glad how far we've come as a club.
Just comical how many fans were calling for arteta to be sacked in the last couple years, and how at one point arsenal fans were arguing that moving to the emirates was a terrible move. Funny how quickly opinions change.
Took us 19 years. It ain't done yet
â@@Tabish29 yes arsene you enjoy retirement
@@leef-r2583 time waits for no man. You included.
@@Tabish29 you the man sir
Thanks for the great video. Can you explain what amounts are actually paid from one club to the other in a transfer and what shares go to other parties (tax advisors, etc.)? I would like to know if the millions are really changing accounts or just depreciation among the clubs.
The thing with commercial revenue is that itâs directly impacted by being in/out of the champions league. Arsenal being out of it for about 7 years now has taken its toll. Sponsorships have steered clear of an Arsenal with Luiz,Musatfi,Kolasinac and co. However, this new Arsenal with Odegaard, Saka, Martinelli, Jesus etc. is a MUCH more attractive proposition to Sponsorships. I expect exponential revenue growth for Arsenal over the next few years.
with our performance in the league like you stated we will have revenue growth we will be playing in a better competition next season as well as this shirt sales have increased massively due the performance of the team and there are a bunch of individuals who are well liked by the fans. Also with our good performances in the league im sure they are generating much more matchday revenue compared to previous seasons because less fans are boycotting and more are going to matches which increases ticket sales shirt sales and food/drink sales. Also the deal with KSI/Logan Paul is huge because people will like what there influencers like.
Well....its normal that the revenues decreased.....no ucl for a while now.....if you look closely commercial revenues have grown......so the club is on a upward trajectory......if they win the premiership the will power on ahead
They Mention How Arsenal spent more than United and City during 21-22 but they don't mention that Utd spent 100m on Ronaldo and Sancho while Arsenal spent 188m on 5 players(avg around 37.5m) much less per player. Similarly city spent around 125m of which 100m was just on Grealish. One could easily Argue that All of Arsenal's signing(Bar Sambi, who is finding his feet at Crystal Palace) have been better than the rival players.
@@Hamza_inayat yeah....they dont understand economics.....they should stick to football.....comparing teams with champions league football with uefa cup teams...... ridiculous......ucl brings in millions....tens of millions.
@@visanion1361 if you look at Arsenal net spend on transfers it ain't performing well. You will see players like Auba 64 mil, Ozil 47 mil and Mustafi 41 mil etc. that is signed for huge fees and leaves the club on free transfer.
Arsenal has huge transfer expenses and very low transfer revenues.
Just look at Nicolas Pepe that was signed for 70 mil and likely will be sold on free transfer
@@sebastianwallin3726 Pepe was a bad transfer.....Emery was never good enough for Arsenal and Pepe is a good player but he is a counter attack winger not a play from the back midfielder.....anyway 70 mil for him was mostly because of Neymar transfer....people were throwing money around like morons....nowadays prices are realistic....no one pays 70 mil for a player from France maybe a Striker or a national team player but not for Pepe.....he was a 30 mil player all day but a good season and the need for a player can make you spend that much.The salaries bothered me more because if you pay one player others will ask....and you get the situation Arsenal were in..... great move letting those players go....lets face it they werent Arsenal material....for Arsenal you play with the heart not for money.... historical clubs will always attract great players....salary must be earned trough titles.....if you win nothing and ask for money you should go anyway:)) Mikel knew that....great players never asked for a pay raise(roy keane said that)....
@@visanion1361 prices are the most deluded they have ever been.
100 million was spent on getting the likes of Mudryk and Anthony.
Grealish was bought for more than 100 million đđ
PSG supporter here, could you guys do this video for my club? I'd love for more people to know how bad Leonardo made the wage bill, how our revenue-to-expenses ratio was a healthy number before Leonardo came back (58-77% from 2017-2020) and then he increased it to 91% and 111%. More people need to know that Campos is doing what he can to bring us back to financial compliance, by loaning/selling more than 17 players this summer while only bringing in six, trying to sell Neymar, and the potential non-extensions of Messi and Ramos. Allez Paris
As a PSG fan I hate the current team. When zlatan left the team went downhill. I want more french players instead of signing a bunch of random old champions league winners.
Simply put Ur club is finished brev and itâs such a good thing for football
here is helpful advice for you: if you are not from Paris stop being fan of that garbage club. And if you are from Paris God help you
â@@eb18574el PSG tiene un dueño rico igual que el Arsenal. CuĂĄl es la diferencia?
We just had a bad patch made worse by loss of match day income due to Covid 19.
Revenue income in football is related to performance, Arsenal unlike the other rivals havenât been in the champions league in the past 5 years therefore their revenue is lower, with current performance of the team the revenue will increase
Could you do the same kind of video but about liverpool? Are they financially stable ? And what are they real financial power ?
you should give a score and rank clubs at the end of these analysis, kind of like how Economics Explained does with countries. would be interesting to see
Arsenal are going to obviously grow their revenue for next season as they have qualified for the CL.
Winning the league will generate bigger profits and better commercial revenue and a popularity boost worldwide. The club has done really well in paying the players sensible wages with only Jesus requiring to step up his game to justify his wages.
Expecting Arsenal to become financially stronger next season.
Jesus, the four time Premiership winner, Brazil representative, needed to step up his game? The guy has been the impitus for the team stepping up the first half of the season, said by none other than Arteta
Winning the prem and qualifying for top 4 will also definitely attract a lot of players too. Some players we mightâve wanted would want to join us
@@How_are_ya_now_ đ€ you know he won those at city right? And it's not like he was their best player or something lol that's why he's here, here he has the potential to be the main man, and yes he did more than justify it pre injury, but like any other player yes he need to step up and justify his wages and his place in the starting 11, which is a good thing tbh it makes it competetive for them and fuels their desire to keep improving unless you want us to become pre ten hag united, you don't want that do you?
@@Sohil876 he justified in 6 months his wages stop this unnecessary discourse
Jesus has totally justified his earnings. No need to step up his game, he just got injured. He will be much better hopefully is he gets fit for the rest of the season / next season.
Should be getting better at player sales too which has been something of an issue in recent years (likes of Ozil, Auba, Laca, Ramsey etc. all leaving on frees - as the video mentions, partly just to get them off the wage bill) as they're a) investing in younger players with potential re-sale value and b) finishing higher in the league which makes selling on squad players for higher prices easier
Are they bad at selling players or have they just been forced to sell bad players that have no real value? Lazy players on world class wages over 30 aren't exactly easy to move on for a fee
He canât he got fined 571 million by all the nfl owners đ. And thatâs not a lie google it he had to pay 571 million to the nfl in October 2022.
Superb video - fingers crossed the Arsenal can fix the roof while the sun is shining.
I was not expecting to see Mount Macchhapuchhre in a TIFO video lol
Arsenal are grand financially - we should get champions league money in for next year and the revenue was still being impacted by Covid for the 2021/22 year. The owners basically took a hit in terms of players leaving for free and bringing in new players to replace them which was all done to get themselves in a healthier position. All our players are now far higher than value than 2- 3 years ago and the club could probably afford a big sale in the next year or so
How you know you can sell your players more then you bought?
Please do a video for all top 6 clubs
Not bad. Some of Magic Mike's numbers in there!
Quite accurate, except but you forgot the balance sheet.
The value of assets owned, players, has increased significantly. Hale End and signings, over the period.
Some of that asset base can be sold at profit to cut debt and build the squad.
Edu and Mikel, in last 2 years, have not bought a wrongun. Smart.
Include that in the analysis and the future is looking good.
Mr Kroenke is not stupid.
There is lot of room for improvement in sponsorship deals. Like Emirates paying 4m/year for stadium naming rights whereas city get 21m/year from etihad. Having no training kits sponsorships , whereas UTD , city gets 15-20m from it .
I wouldn't use city as an example when they're being investigated for inflating their sponsorship deals. But yeah arsenal could definitely do better on that front and will because the deals end soon
Donât forget Kronke only worth 12 billion net worth so thatâs including all his franchises. He was fined 571 million dollars by the nfl and he had to pay it full he lost a lot of money the last two years đđ€Ł
you're kind of forgetting that out of good will Emirates gave Arsenal far more money for naming rights in the early 2000's as part of funding the stadium being built in the first place. And hence out of good will from Arsenal they are charged low fees now for naming rights.
They couldnât afford to pay Gunnersaurus three years
â@@kingdarwin8953and it wasn't even for three years
Champions league qualification which I hope is all but guaranteed now will boost Arsenal greatly next season!!!
So informative
If not they soon will be.
Winning the 2022/23 Premier League title will see to that, and very decent run in the UEFA Europa League will no doubt help ease any financial woes
Qualifying mfor the Champions league Fixes that. That was the initial goal for many years and im sure it was at the begining of the season as well. SO doing so will surely give the club massive financial boost from the Broadcast money
Honestly, I would support Arsenal even if we donât get into the CL or finish bottom. Whatever, glory is fun but I loved this club long enough to know Iâll be here lol đ„đ„
Been an Arsenal fan for almost 20 years. Had gotten apathetic during the last Wenger season and didn't think there was any hope for the club (I blamed the owners) but Arteta has renewed my passion and the owners have also won me back because of the support they have shown him
â@@patrickbateman882 so you witnessed the unbeaten season. What are you moaning about !
â@@aaroningl That Arsenal haven't won the league. Their Champions League play is terrible. They haven't won a European trophy in years.I think that's enough to moan over....đ
@@charlesray9674 Patrick has seen an unbeaten season, a CL final, 14 seasons in the top 4 and 6 FA cup final victories.
C'mon.
Can you make a video on how teams like Bayern/Liverpool are able to maintain their pressing intensity for the whole 90 mins and beyond?
Liverpool canât, saved Tifo some time.
PreparaciĂłn fĂsica
The owners are schmucks. We will always owe Arsene Wenger for many things and keeping the ship sailing despite the uninterested owners during times of stadium debt is really high on that list.
We need to get and stay in the UCL, do better at selling players and also tap the potential for commercial deals, to rely less on match day income (although playing UCL will be paramount)
As a Spurs fan it pains me to say but Arsenal are moving in the right direction and can soon dominate English football and potentially European football. Spurs failed to capitalise while still developing under Pochettino, reason being Pochettino is not a natural winner and Levyâs lack of investment!
I'm a Spurs supporter, but a fan of Kroenke's teams in Colorado(Avalanche in NHL, Nuggets in NBA, Mammoth in NLL, and Rapids in MLS).
He's a good owner(three of his teams won their league's championship in 2022), and clearly cares about the success of Arsenal, the Avalanche, the Rams, and the Nuggets, and even the Mammoth somewhat. I just hate how he pays no attention to the Rapids at all.
It does feel like hes actually putting in effort to see the teams succeed now. They were all in pretty bad shape for a long time but he's decided to care about sporting performance from all of them. Its cool to see and very exciting as an arsenal fan.
what is the source for the financial statements?
This video failed to mention that despite transfer fees, player value has gone up by at least a 100 percent.
You can thank psg,Chelsea and Barcelona for that
I had an emblem problem in this video, its hard to translate it in my brain
Best team, players, staff, coach, facilities cant win you a champions league example
Psg and city
Hi Tifo please do an episode of if a team can be debt free and how would the team operate
Majority of clubs already do, losses are kept relatively low due to financial fair play.
You have to remember that Arsenal & Spurs debt was to fund new stadium.
That is relatively good debt.
They have the team and the manager....next five years they will really have good income.
I feel like the club is one summer away from reaping the investment into transfers. We'll need a couple of big signings this summer but after that we'll have a proper, complete squad and the majority of our purchases have been successful meaning we'll be able to offload some players for hefty fees.
Woah chill out as Arteta said we need to strengthen every windos
@@weinser7278actually he said we need to maximise every window. Two very different things.
@@oliverfrost2430 yep exactly so we always have to strengthen I never wants us to stop strengthening
@@weinser7278 I didnât say anything about not always strengthening. You always have to add. What I was getting at is that if you look at City, their net spend on recent years is amazing because theyâve recruited well so when they sell they make profits or significant money back even though theyâll bring in a 70m pound player.
3:55...is that vinai?
Better on field success leads to better sponsorships
Arsenal players will get to appear in adverts on TV and marketing like I always see spurs and Liverpool players
Should do this video for Chelsea
probably later when they release their 2023 reports
Nobody cares about Chelshit lil bro
Great video. A funny one would be about Man Cityđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
I think the main cause of the fall in revenue matches perfectly with the fall out the champions league then out of the Europa league while finishing poorly which led to fan dissatisfaction.
This and the ridiculous amount of useless players eating up wages
Now that Arsenal are starting to get back on track they will get a healthy payout for finishing 1st or 2nd in the EPL and get that Champions league revenue theyâve sorely lacked for the last half a decade
first! great video as always!!
Abramovic has an 8B net worth, Arsenal now full owner has 13B net worth. TheyÂŽre good.
yeah but kroenke doesnt give a f about football. Rams are his golden child. He even prefers nuggets over arsenal. Meanwhile Chelsea was abromovich only child
@@azrrrrrrrr donÂŽt know man, since he became ArsenalÂŽs sole owner he has been investing in the club pretty much every window, he backed every single decision from Arteta re squad building.
decreased in revenue probably the wake up call for kroenke to finally spent the money on transfer these few years. now even our second team could beat any pl teams. last few years we had mustafi and sokratis as main cbs
His wake up call was in October when the NFL fined him 571 million. Google it.
Whatâs crazy is that Denver nuggets and Arsenal are Number in their standings
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hbu chelsea, would b interesting content to watch
all clubs are deal done ... raising interest rates makes the club debts are over the moon plus the recession theme, make advertiser even less paying for the club. even Manchester united facing the same problem! ...
Ed Woodward earning more than Daniel Levy lol. Woodward is the most legendary con man the prem has ever seen.
Does a club win $ when it wins the title? Are there cash prizes for wax placement?
This summer will be be our best selling summer in years so our net spend wont be as high if we sell Pepe, Tavares, Balogun/Nketiah, Mari 5m, Lokonga, and Potentially even Smith Rowe which would easily be over 120m without Smith Rowe mabye 80- 100m
why would arsenal sell smith rowe?
Smith Rowe has a market value of 38 million euros. It is unlikely given he ain't in starting position that he can be sold at any price above his market value.
Smith Rowe = 38 million euros
Balogun = 50 million euros.
Nketiah = 25 million euros but likely no club will offer more than 10 million given the clear chances he miss
This is a poor and lazy analysis. The 21/22 financial figures are based off the season we werenât in any European competition, which was a one-off season. But youâre comparing those figures to our peers who were in the CL/EL etc? Not exactly a fair comparison is it?
With CL money next season, our revenue would be on par with Spursâ, whilst having less debt, a lower wage bill and smaller transfer debt.
Did they say it was off one season or was it over a few years. Itâs a fact anyway that they havenât been in the CL for a while so their revenue is gonna be more, donât know why youâre arguing against that.
Could you please do a video about the impact of knowing multiple languages can be beneficial for managers..... Thanka
Is that the burnt chip in the thumbnail?
Title should say "is", not "are"
The Champions League money will be a big boost. Also they don't need many huge money signings over the next few windows as the squad looks really good.
Spurs got nfl deal, now f1 deal also, they are going on a different path than other PL clubs
Can you make similar video about Barca? And if you find it financialy unhealthy, make suggestion to improve ;)
đšđšđšthey sold there future soul for present gains.
My club has always been a "Football First" kind of club. Yes, we must improve our revenue income to compete sustainably into the future. But this is reassuring to me as a fan that the primary focus has and hopefully will always be "Football First". That's what we want as fans. COYG. đŽâȘïž
Without revenue you can't keep players nor hire new ones, basically what happened to post 2006 Wenger's Arsenal falling to the likes of Chelsea and Man Utd due not being able to hold players.
The only way Ed Woodward was earning that much is if he had compromising pictures of the Glazer family, or Manchester City was paying him to tank United.
Well we are kot going to find out on CZcams that's for sure
This is why champions league football is so important huh
Tottenham are screwed - even on an Arsenal article, we can still laugh at them. Happy days.
ToP 4 is so crucial.....
They better be if they want to keep winning the league!
This just shows how disproportionately important UCL money is
Well, at least they are in better financial state than Barcelona
An episode like this indirectly shows how Man City has breached financial play rules. I could only imagine what their wage bill looks like.
KSE was named the richest family in all of sports
just shows you how well Wenger was doing financially. If FFP were actually in place, City, Chelsea and possibly United would all have been in trouble
United brand had always financial powerđ€
@@marcus-sky Under Ferguson, yes. But in the last few years they've been away from the top for so long, I find it hard to imagine they could still have spent that much on transfers and wages without selling much or playing CL
PUMA DID NOT HELP ARSENAL WITH SALES IN THE LAST 5 YEARS. SINCE ADIDAS THEY HAVE HAD THR BEST LIKED KITS IN UK
The overarching conclusion is: Champions League = money.
Long story short, Arsenal not being in UCL for many years has hurt them. Getting back will ultimately not only help them but allow them to surpass teams like Tottenham once again as all things should be.
And restore balance in the multiverse
Tifo waffling
All of there videos are waffle
Just cos Arsenal doesn't spend recklessly it doesn't mean they are broke. They have in the past spent money wrongly on signings that didn't work or sometimes failed to spend money to improve the squad to make it competent but that is all in the past now. Since the Kroenkes became sole owners in 2018 money has been made available to improve the squad. For example in the 2018 January window when Wenger was still at the club, they signed Aubameyang for a lot of money, they also gave Ozil and a very big contract. And then continue to spend money in the next two summers under Emery, including the high fee of Nicolas Pepe etc. But all that never really took Arsenal anywhere until the structure was changed with the arrival of Edu and Mikel Arteta.
Their task was to rebuild the squad and it wasn't an easy journey. A lot of money was spent but it was sensible, like when they spend 160m on 6 players whereas other clubs were spending close to 100m on a single player etc. Also they didn't completely rebuild the squad in one window like how Chelsea have done, they took a few steps in the process and some of their signings were stopgaps.
At the end of the day Arsenal do spend money but they spend it correctly right now, unlike in the past. All this is the brilliance of Edu and Arteta, they are only after the players they want and are not competing with other clubs for player's price tags.
Can we see one of these for some of the 'Classic' PL clubs like Aston Villa, West Ham, Everton etc.
Tbh I wanna see an episode on the BBC shooting itself in the foot with that Liniker row đ
Frfr those motd highlights was jokes kinda pointless when you have youtube đ
very cool analysis
Would Arsenal winning the PL Title be worth more than they would have to pay the Players in Bonusses?
It was in Wenger's era.
What are the profit's though? I don't think the video mentioned this...
let's goo
I just want to point out that the mountain you used in the opening scene ( 0.11 ) is not a very big mountain, at least in my country Nepal, It ranks outside the top 25 biggest mountains.
all mountains are kinda big by proxy though regardless of how many bigger ones there are.
Arteta can be the goat coach if he wins some EPL titles and an UCL. I belive him and klopp made teams from nothing.
Does this account for the money made from the gorgeous pink kit?
The black kit as well is so sick.
Talking about Being Financially stable while talking about english clubs where investors pump in billions of dollars seems a bit weird.
I learn more in this channel than in school
*Manchester City's revenue "grew" by 35%