The Deal, which claims to go inside the world of a super-agent, this has been detrimental to the club’s finances.According to the book in question, for years Arsenal have had a contingency plan that requires them to finish in the Champions League three times in every four seasons.Not doing so would supposedly send “shockwaves” through the club - cue regular financial problems, including a £120m loan from the Bank of England to help them deal with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.Stability was always the key for owner Stan Kroenke and ex-chief executive Ivan Gazidis, and that suggests why they were always content with Wenger’s third and fourth placed finishes.It is a completely different story now, of course, at the Emirates Stadium,.
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