Arsenal receive £3m payment from UEFA
Arsenal receive £3.34m from UEFA for player involvement in Euro 2024, Nations League and European Qualifiers under Club Benefits Programme for 2020-2024.
Arsenal receive £3.34m from UEFA for player involvement in Euro 2024, Nations League and European Qualifiers under Club Benefits Programme for 2020-2024.
As Arsenal chase European glory, Bukayo Saka’s off-pitch success shows his expanding reach, with his image rights company more than doubling its income.
Arsenal no longer lead a notorious Premier League table, but their North London rivals now top it in a season that’s been nothing short of disastrous.
Man City claim the Premier League gives Arsenal an unfair edge through shareholder loan rules, reigniting a legal battle that questions financial fairness in football.
Arsenal fans launch £10m crowdfunder urging the club to drop Visit Rwanda as a sponsor amid human rights concerns
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The Scandinavian football scene is reportedly experiencing a rapid rise in global interest and player valuations, thanks to the emergence of prodigious Nordic talents like Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard, with clubs and scouts now eyeing the region as a potential goldmine for unearthing the next big European football sensation.
Arsenal received £145.699m from the Premier League for finishing fifth last season – the fifth highest amount handed out.
The Premier League’s principal function is to organize the football contest between the league’s 20 clubs.
Corinthians have signed a new deal with Mercado Bitcoin, the largest bitcoin exchange in Latin America to become the club’s new sponsor for the next 16 months, it’s logo adorning the Corinthians shirt.
Willian has said it’s ‘great coming home’ after he signed for Corinthians following his contract termination with Arsenal.
Pep Guardiola has decided to come out swinging after Manchester City were cleared on a technicality of being massive financial cheats, pity he didn’t bother to check his facts first when taking aim at Arsenal and Arsene Wenger.
Manchester City will find out later this month if they will be thrown out of the Champions League due to Financial Fair Play breaches.
Manchester United have cancelled their planned winter training camp in Qatar due to rising political tensions in the area.
Dr Andrew Johnson, who previously worked for Manchester City and Bury, has been charged by the FA with breaching anti-doping rules.
When Arsene Wenger’s book is released in 2020 there will be mile-long queues comprised of Arsenal fans, desperately seeking answers to some of the biggest mysteries from his time at the club.
Arsene Wenger has confirmed that he is considering taking a job with FIFA but that it won’t stop him returning to management.
According to the New York Times, Arsene Wenger will join FIFA as a Technical Director next month in a story that first began some time ago.
Mesut Ozil continues to divide opinion, be it about his football, personality or nationality. So what is the problem? How did an entire nation seemingly turn on their star in one summer? Is that behind his strange season at Arsenal?