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As Stan Kroenke secures a crucial transfer windfall, Arsenal makes a significant $39 million step towards FPP safety.

Arsenal news as the team increases the likelihood that they will make a move in January and stays out of trouble with the FA

Stan Kroenke is getting the rewards of his recent Arsenal investment (Image: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
After changing their transfer policy in 2020 to support Mikel Arteta’s goal of assembling one of the world’s best young teams, Arsenal has spent more than £610 million ($771 million) on new players. They also paid a high price to sign teenage prodigy William Saliba the summer before.
However, the real shift was represented by the 2021 window. It was the most the club had ever spent in a single window at the time, but by the summer of 2022 and then again in 2023, it would be surpassed. The dial of Stan Kroenke moved. A reaction sparked in part by the collapse of the European Super League in April of that year, but also by the ineptitude of more seasoned players.
More than anything, the kind of player being signed made this direction change audible. It included players from Bournemouth, Sheffield United, Peterborough, Leeds, Brighton, Bologna, Benfica, and Anderlecht, excluding Martin Odegaard’s loan from Real Madrid.
Although Arteta almost lost his job as a result of the poor start to the 2021–2022 season, the benefits of investing so much in a young team weren’t immediately apparent. Because these players had come from almost nothing, there wasn’t a lot of evidence to suggest that things would improve, and the atmosphere at the Emirates Stadium was as toxic and frequently mutinous as ever.
There was also little sales data to show for the expenditure. Just £122 million ($155 million) went the other way during that time, leaving a sizable net expenditure with little more than the occasional FA Cup run to show for it.
At this point, Josh Kroenke, Edu Gaspar, Arteta, and Kroenke are all benefiting. All but three of the eleven players who began Wednesday’s 6-0 thumping of Lens in the Champions League group stage had signed contracts during this three-year period. Bukayo Saka entered the program through the academy, and Saliba and Gabriel Martinelli were purchases in 2020.
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Aside from being one of the greatest, most destructive nights in recent European football history, it was proof that the plan was working as intended and brought with it financial advantages. They won the game and took home a cool £2.4 million ($3 million), a total they have already earned four times this season.
The only setback was the loss away to Lens, but earning a spot in the group stage alone brought in £13.3 million ($16.8 million). This resulted from finishing in second place in the league the previous year, which brought in prize money of £159 million ($200 million). Arsenal effectively made more money from prize money last season than they have from player sales over the previous three years, even though that is not how it operates.
The Champions League presents a lucrative opportunity, and Kroenke’s more sustainable model appears to be working well. For simply participating in the upcoming round, the Gunners will earn £8.29 million ($10.4 million). Even though Arteta’s team is probably the favorite, there is still a chance for some difficult draws in the round of sixteen.
If they advance to the quarterfinals, they will receive an additional £9.1 million ($11.5 million). The losing team will receive a minimum of £13.3 million ($16.8m) for just making it to the final at Wembley next summer, while the final four will receive an additional £10.8 million ($13.6m).
Should Arteta’s team win the entire tournament and become the first-ever European champions, they will not only earn £17.1 million ($21.6 million) for the club but also go down in history. Additionally, a sizable broadcast purse will be divided by each club after being paid out based on the results of the games each league’s teams play.
However, as of right now, the club has made £31.1 million ($39 million) from participating in the competition; if they defeat PSV in the final group match, they could increase that amount to £35 million ($44.2 million). There is a noticeable difference between that and the payout from the Europa League.
Even though Arsenal only received £6.8 million ($8.6 million) for the entire campaign, the rewards they currently receive for winning on the continent far outweigh the prize money that would have been expected of a team with higher goals. Regarding the subsequent allocation of funds, Arsenal might consider allocating a portion of it, essentially, during the January transfer window.
In addition to having midfield injuries, the Gunners are rumored to be interested in signing a new striker, with Ivan Toney being the most likely candidate. Toney would typically be off the radar by mid-season and could cost as much as £65 million ($82 million). Less than that was spent by Arsenal on Leandro Trossard, Jorginho, and Jakub Kiwior combined last year.
Although they have more money available this time, they will still need to spend a significant amount of their budget. Nonetheless, there has never been a better moment to sail close to the wind, given the demands of Europe, Gabriel Jesus’s health concerns, and the sincere hope for another title push.
Conversely, Kroenke might view this as a means of fortifying the finances and avoiding any future financial problems. The Gunners are not abiding by profit and sustainability regulations, but they do need to exercise caution given their poor track record in player sales, particularly in light of the Premier League’s apparent precedent for transgressions given their handling of Everton.
In any case, Arsenal has never had more opportunities than the Champions League, and in addition to paying for the current group of players, it might also be the catalyst for the next wave of talent to arrive.
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What Thierry Henry did to Mo Salah instantly after penalty defeat will break every Liverpool fan’s heart

Thierry Henry has passed over Mohammed Salah as his top choice for the Ballon d’Or, preferring a LaLiga star.
Salah is a top contender for the annual award after a remarkable season with Liverpool. The Egyptian forward is having the finest season of his career, with 32 goals and 22 assists in all competitions for the Reds. Salah’s outstanding performance has helped Liverpool take a 15-point lead over closest rivals Arsenal at the top of the Premier League table. The 32-year-old is seven points ahead of Erling Haaland in the battle for the Premier League golden boot, having scored 27 goals, while he is three short of Henry and Kevin De Bruyne’s joint assist record of 20.
The former Arsenal and Barcelona forward believes Raphinha is now ahead of Salah in the race. Raphinha, who joined Barcelona from Leeds in 2022, has 27 goals and 19 assists this season. The Brazilian attacker leads this season’s Champions League with 11 goals, while Salah has three. Henry cited Raphinha’s success in Europe, with Barcelona reaching to the quarter-finals, as well as Salah and Harry Kane’s goal totals, which have been enhanced by penalties. Salah has 11 penalty goals this season, compared to Raphinha’s one in all competitions.
Raphinha, when people talk about being a complete striker, they mean knowing how to put pressure on opponents, defend, and assist your full back. And he has everything.’ While Salah and Liverpool were eliminated from the last 16 on penalties by PSG on Tuesday night, Raphinha scored twice to help Barcelona defeat Benfica 4-1 on aggregate and advance to the last eight. Barcelona now awaits the victors of the last-16 match between Borussia Dortmund and Lille. Salah will attempt to help Liverpool recover from their Champions League exit when they meet Newcastle in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday.
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Liverpool’s ‘lucky’ night came down to a Italian referee and a Brazilian keeper

Manager Arne Slot admitted hisThe “lucky” night for Liverpool was decided by a Brazilian goalie Alisson side were lucky to beat Paris Saint-Germain after the French side dominated the game
Supporters of Paris Saint-Germain were in disbelief. They were leaving the Parc des Princes defeated 1-0 after 27 shots, mothan 70% of the possession, and only one shot on goal given up.
After a strong PSG team failed to convert their dominance into Champions League last-16 goals, Harvey Elliott’s late goal gave Liverpool the most improbable lead to bring back to Anfield. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s goal in the first half was disallowed for offside, and the French champions felt Ibrahima Konate ought to have been sent off for shoving Bradley Barcola.
However, PSG was held at bay and prevented from scoring at home for the first time this season thanks to Alisson Becker’s “performance of my life.”
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BREAKING NEWS: Premier League release the final decision on Amad Diallo’s disallowed goal after a thorough review

During their match against Fulham on Sunday, the Premier League issued a statement to explain why the video assistant referee (VAR) did not enable Manchester United to score a late goal.
Amad Diallo believed that he had scored the game-winning goal for Ruben Amorim’s team in the 94th minute, while they were leading 1-0 courtesy to Lisandro Martinez’s deflected attempt when the goal was scored.
After playing a wonderful one-two with Joshua Zirkzee, the Ivorian player then sent a low strike beneath Bernd Leno in the final minute of stoppage time.
Nevertheless, after observing an incident in the buildup to the goal at Stockley Park, the video assistant referee, Jarred Gillett, and the video assistant referee, Darren Cann, reviewed the goal.
After that, the goal was disallowed by the referee, Anthony Taylor, and United was able to maintain their grasp on the ball in order to clinch a crucial three points at Craven Cottage.
The Premier League has also stated that Amad’s goal against the 23-year-old was disallowed because of offside. Replays have shown that Amad’s shoulder was slightly ahead of Timothy Castagne, which led to the goal being disallowed.
The following message was sent on their official Match Centre account on X (which was then known as Twitter): “Amad’s goal was initially awarded on the pitch to him.” After conducting an investigation, the video assistant referee (VAR) determined that Amad was in an offside position during the buildup, and he suggested that the goal be disallowed.
During his post-match interview, Amorim did not discuss the goal that was disallowed; rather, he concentrated on commenting on the performance of his side in west London.
Following the cancellation of Amad’s late goal and the goal-line clearing made by Toby Collyer, Amorim expressed his satisfaction with his team’s tenacity in achieving just their third victory away from home this season.
Having this sensation when away from home is something that is quite significant. Very strong support from our fans who are away. According to the Portuguese player, “It was not a great game, and there were no great chances.”
We made an effort to play our game, but we have a lot of room for improvement. We are in possession of the final outcome, and we have already won the game; it is of the utmost importance to win at this point.
In addition, he stated that the clean sheet was “really important because it is obvious that you are getting closer to winning games, and it gives you confidence.” Today, we did not experience a great deal of suffering, which is a positive indicator. We put in a goal, and now we are moving on to the next game.
In the meanwhile, Amad was unable to score his tenth goal of the season, Rasmus Hojlund was unable to add to his two goals, and Joshua Zirkzee did not do much during his cameo appearance off the bench.
Amorim, who will turn 40 tomorrow, was not under any illusions about the areas in which his team has to improve. He continued by saying, “Even in the second half, we changed things, and we lack some pace and power in front, but it is what it is.”
If we want to have more opportunities, we need to have more ball. We have a lot of trouble with these particulars. We are able to make significant progress when we are successful.
Following that, on Thursday, United will travel to Romania to compete against FCSB in the Europa League. On February 1, they will then play host to Crystal Palace at Old Trafford.
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