Arsenal Money

Arsenal have announced a new partnership with eToro, the global multi-asset investment platform.

Arsenal have signed a new commercial agreement with Sokin to become the club’s money transfer partner.

Mikel Arteta is struggling at Arsenal but the Kroenkes don’t seem inclined to get rid of him anytime soon and part of that could be down to the fact he’s much cheaper than a manager with experience.

The value of Arsenal’s squad has plummeted, dropping them below Leicester and some £200m away from Spurs in what is a damming indictment of how the club has been run.

Edu and Mikel Arteta still have a lot to do in this transfer window in the final two weeks, but does their previous business tell us we should be optimistic or worried?

Arsenal have reportedly extended their deal with Rwanda who will continue to sponsor the club’s shirt sleeves.

Arsenal have finally announced a new contract for Emile Smith Rowe which will see his wages increase significantly.

As Arsenal wrestle with several clubs to try and exact full market value for their players, I looked back at some of the biggest hits Arsenal have taken in the transfer market.

A judge in Spain has ordered that UEFA and the Premier League scrap all fines issued in the wake of the Super League debacle as they breach European competition law.

Everybody at Arsenal, apart from a few players, seem to be for sale, so who are the top 5 most valuable Arsenal players?

Arsenal and the other English European Super League rebels will issue a public apology this week, via the Premier League, as the details of the fine they will have to pay are set to be revealed.

Matteo Guendouzi looks set to leave Arsenal this summer on a permanent deal so how much is Matteo Guendouzi worth and what can Arsenal expect to get for him?

Arsenal have placed 38th in Forbes’ latest list of the world’s most valuable sports clubs with a value of $2.8billion (£1.98billion), representing a 23% rise.

Juventus have been told they will be thrown out of Serie A if they continue to insist on being part of the European Super League which is still clinging on to life.

Manchester United have lost a 10-year, £200m sponsorship deal in the wake of their fans’ anti-Glazers protest and Arsenal need to be careful they don’t start losing deals, too.

Arsenal are expected to repay the loan they took out from the government in full this month while Tottenham have opted to roll their repayments over for a year.

Arsenal and the other clubs involved have reportedly been fined £7m by UEFA for their part in attempting to breakaway to form a European Super League.

Arsenal are for sale and Stan Kroenke quoted a price of £1.7 billion just two years ago despite his insistence that they are not looking to sell.

Stan Kroenke may be worth a whole heap of money but that doesn’t mean he does anything good with it and in 2018 he was named one of the worst when it comes to charitable giving.

It has certainly been an interesting week for both Arsenal Football Club, and football as a whole.