Stan Kroenke

Stan Kroenke has bought 22 more shares in Arsenal Football Club at £28,000 each, a £616,000 investment taking his total shareholding to 67.09 per cent.

Arsenal’s share price is rising even higher as the recent trade of three shares broke the previous record sale.

Arsenal’s transfer setup is getting more complicated with a number of new appointments over the last year. We’ve broken that down with an overview what they all do.

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew is joined by Lee to discuss how Alexis is sh*t anyway, while pondering if Arsene Wenger has any friends and why.

For the first time in around 10 years, Arsenal fans were united once again as they called for Arsene Wenger to leave the club. People who had said they wanted him to go but wouldn’t ask for him to be sacked were calling for just that.

Stan Kroenke has invested in an eSports team: the Los Angeles Gladiators.

Stan Kroenke has settled one lawsuit over Americans with Disabilities Act violations this week, but is now facing another over breach of contract.

Who are they really and what do they want for Arsenal?

Former Gunner Alan Smith believes that Arsenal majority shareholder Stan Kroenke has a storm coming his way as fans become more and more frustrated with the way their club’s being run.

Stan Kroenke has given his interpretation of Ivan Gazidis’ “catalyst for change” line.

The Arsenal annual general meeting proved to be as entertaining as ever.

Is it possible to be both optimistic and pessimistic about the same thing at the same time?

Stan Kroenke loves Arsenal and has no plans of selling. Ever. 

Stan Kroenke has insisted that he wants Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez to stay at Arsenal.

The Arsenal Supporters’ Trust are set to submit a protest vote against Sir Chips Keswick and Josh Kroenke at the Annual General Meeting on Thursday.

Arsenal’s board are preparing to face a number of questions from shareholders and members of the Arsenal Supporters’ Trust at the Annual General Meeting on Thursday.

Arsenal are more concerned with making money than winning titles, according to the Sunday Supplement panel on Sky Sports.

With another bid for control of Arsenal reportedly being rejected this week, we’re taking a look at the current situation the club are in.

Two Arsenal shares were traded for £27,500 on Wednesday, seemingly in response to the rumours of a bid by Stan Kroenke for Alisher Usmanov’s shareholding.

The Arsenal Supporters’ Trust say they’re pleased with the statement Alisher Usmanov put out about not selling his shares to Stan Kroenke.