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Arsenal on Transfer Deadline Day.Trusty, 23, has been impressive for the Rapids, and he recently earned a call up to the US national side for a training camp, but he failed to earn his first cap.However, Trusty won't join up with the Gunners straight away, and he will remain on loan stateside until the summer.Trusty has provided three goals and five assists across 97 MLS regular-season games after making his debut in 2016.Both Arsenal and the Colorado Rapids are owned by Kroenke Sports & Entertainment.Colorado Rapids general manager Padraig Smith said: “Auston is coming off an exceptional season in 2021."He played a vital role in helping us finish atop the Western Conference for the first time in our history.“We remain committed to bringing through the top young players from Colorado and across the United States and to provide them with a platform to flourish.What have you made of Arsenal's transfer window? Let us know in the comments section"Auston’s outstanding performances caught the eye of several European clubs over the past 12 months."Rapids' players are starting to make a splash in Europe, and Trusty is one of the latest to make the jump.Sam Vines is currently at Belgian Pro League side Antwerp while Cole Bassett joined Feyenoord on loan.

NFL and football.Kroenke was in Florida on Sunday to watch the LA Rams beat Tom Brady’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers 30-27 to reach the NFC Championship game.It took a dramatic late 30-yard field goal from Matt Gay for the visitors to knock out last year’s champions and clinch a dramatic win.Kroenke, who owns the Rams as well as Arsenal, will now see his franchise host the San Francisco 49ers at the SoFi Stadium on Sunday for a place in the Superbowl.A perfect weekend for the 74-year-old billionaire, then? Maybe, provided he doesn’t have the urge to search his name on social media.Kroenke has always been a hugely controversial figure in American sports, where he has alienated supporters of NBA team Denver Nuggets, NHL side Colorado Avalanche and Colorado Rapids of MLS, who all fall under his Kroenke Sports & Entertainment umbrella.LA Rams fans might not mind, considering their success this season, but in general NFL fans are not keen on Kroenke.There are multiple reasons behind that antipathy, but the biggest one is his decision to move the Rams from St Louis in Missouri to California in 2015.That was extremely messy, and what Kroenke might term his hard-nosed business sense, but what his detractors would call money-focused heartlessness, has made him the NFL’s bogeyman.It’s fair to say that Arsenal fans are also not keen on the American, who has left the running of the club to his son, Josh, and not invested as much as supporters would like.The 0-0 draw against Burnley, which left Arsenal winless in five games in 2022 and without a goal in four, heightened anti-Kroenke sentiment further.On Sunday those two sub-genres of unhappy sports fans convened on Twitter to berate Kroenke, who was pictured in Tampa in an executive box

Kroenkes and move over Daniel Ek; the answer to Arsenal's ownership issues could be Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote.The wealthy business had made no secret of his desire to take over at the Emirates in the past, having made several declarations of interest in the last half-decade.Through his company Dangote Cement, the 64-year-old has, well, cemented his place as one of the richest people on earth and the wealthiest person in Africa.With a net worth of £10.3billion - a figure that rose a whopping £42.7million in the last 24 hours alone - he is even richer than Arsenal's current owner, the much-maligned Stan Kroenke. The Kroenke family refused to consider selling the club in a stormy meeting with fans after last year's European Super League debacle.But Dangote would surely be an interested party if the American's do decide to sell up - something that would be news to the ears of many Arsenal fans.

Chelsea and Leicester.The 23-year-old, a member of the Bruneian royal family, begun his career at A.F.C.

Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke's staggering net worth could be slashed in half over a legal row involving the NFL, it has been claimed.Kroenke is currently in a dispute over who should pay for legal fees for an ongoing case against his Los Angeles Rams franchise.Suits have been filed against the Rams from St.

Arsenal director Josh Kroenke is coming across like sitcom legend David Brent, according to Jamie Carragher. Kroenke, son of owner Stan Kroenke, insisted the the club was not for sale in a rare interview with SkySports.He also said "when you're at the bottom there's only one way to go, and that's back up" in response to a question about the Gunners' failed attempt at a breakaway European Super League.But such terms cast him as a figure of fun for Carragher, who compared him to the boss in The Office.In the classic, Brent spends much of his time spouting motivational phrases without inspiring any of his staff.And speaking before Arsenal beat Watford 1-0, the ex-Liverpool defender said: "There was a little bit of David Brent in it.

Gary Neville has hit out at what he feels is the "really poor" Arsenal ownership and Stan Kroenke and his family's project for the Gunners.Kroenke became majority shareholder of the club in 2011 before becoming full owner seven years later in 2018 after he bought out Alisher Usmanov's shares for £550million.The American tycoon has consistently faced opposition from fans during his tenure as owner, with anger towards the owners heightening following the European Super League debacle in April.Neville has now voiced his opinions on the Arsenal owners and the clubs position in the Premier League under their ownership.Speaking ahead of Arsenal's league clash with Aston Villa on Friday night, Neville criticised the Kroenke's approach to their

Arsenal.The former midfielder and his fellow legends Dennis Bergkamp and Thierry Henry publicly supported the Spotify founder’s takeover bid in April following mass fan outrage towards the club’s Kroenke ownership.Majority owner Stan Kroenke rejected the offer but Henry revealed last month that Ek is still highly interested in buying Arsenal and that “we and he is here to stay.”But ex-Gunners captain Vieira, who is set to return to the club as Crystal Palace’s manager in their Monday night clash, has revealed he is now in a “different position.”When asked about his role in Ek’s takeover plans, Vieira said: "I was just expressing myself as Patrick, ex-Arsenal football player."That comment was based on how the direction (of the club) was

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich and Stan Kroenke of Arsenal among others. Abramovich, who outside of Russia is best known for his efforts in west London, became the owner of the companies that control the club back in June of 2003.

Thierry Henry has laid down the gauntlet to Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke - saying he and Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek are "here to stay."Ek and Henry were spotted together at the Emirates on Sunday as Arsenal thumped Tottenham 3-1 in the North London Derby. It's the first time the Swedish billionaire has been spotted at the ground since a takeover bid was turned down by the Kroenkes.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorYouTube has clinched its first naming-rights deal.The 6,000-seat performance venue at the Hollywood Park sports and entertainment complex in Inglewood, Calif., will be called “YouTube Theater.” The theater is slated to open in September with its first events. The Google-owned video giant has 10-year naming rights to the theater (depicted above in an artist’s rendering).YouTube Theater will host a variety of live entertainment including concerts, stand-up comedy, award shows, esports competitions, community events, conferences — and events featuring YouTube creators.

Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has approved a war chest of a transfer budget to back boss Mikel Arteta in the summer window.Arsenal finished eighth in the Premier League last season meaning the Gunners have missed out on European football for the first time since 1996.It was a disastrous campaign for Arteta who knows he will need to get recruitment right this summer otherwise he might be out of a job come Christmas.The Gunners have a difficult start to the league next season; they face newly-promoted Brentford on the opening day before back-to-back fixtures against Champions League winners Chelsea and Premier League champions Manchester City.According to reports in 90min.com, Kroenke is set to hand Arteta with a £250 million war chest to

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta could be in for a very busy few weeks at the Emirates with under pressure owner Stan Kroenke keen to earn trust from fans by spending. The Spaniard insisted that incoming deals were a must following their Europa League semi-final defeat, and even oversaw five consecutive wins at the end of the Premier League season.Despite that, they could only finish eight and miss out on European qualification entirely, which comes for the first time since the 1994–95 season.Daily Star Sport have now picked out five of the biggest rumours from the last 24 hours, one of which has hit a hurdle because of their player's own reservations.

failed in his first offer last month at £1.8bn. And the Swede had, according to the Mail, not been put off and was willing to plug more cash into the bid as he 'wants to get a deal done'.

Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek is reportedly readying a fresh takeover bid of Arsenal, with the new offer thought to be worth £2bn.Ek’s first attempt at buying the Premier League club was knocked back last month by Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, who represent the club’s owners Stan and Josh Kroenke.While his initial £1.8bn takeover bid – which received the backing of former Arsenal stars Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp – failed, Ek has retained a keen interest in buying the club he has supported since childhood.Sky Sports News have reported today (June 9) that Ek is now prepared to raise his bid to £2bn in an effort to finally secure ownership of Arsenal.However, it is understood that the Kroenkes – who have long been the subject of

Arsenal captain, Patrick Vieira, has revealed that Spotify's co-founder, Daniel Ek, will launch a second bid in an attempt to takeover the Gunners.Vieira called North London home for nine years before he moved on to Juventus in 2005 - and during that time, he was a key part of Arsene Wenger's invincibles.Following the fallout of the European Super League, Ek tabled a bid for the Gunners - alongside a consortium of former players that including Vieira.However, Ek confirmed his bid was rejected by current owner Stan Kroenke, but Vieira is confident that Ek will launch a second bid.“He's definitely going to try again," Vieira revealed to the ITV Football Podcast when asked about the proposed takeover.“He is going to be there for quite a long

With the COVID-19 pandemic easing — and the state and county set to lift most virus-related restrictions on June 15 — the Rams announced Tuesday they plan to have full-capacity crowds at SoFi Stadium for the upcoming NFL season.

Josh Kroenke has attended his first Arsenal match since early 2020 amid fan protests calling on him and his father, US billionaire Stan Kroenke , to end their association with the club.

Patrick Vieira has opened up on his involvement in Daniel Ek’s Arsenal takeover bid , speaking out about his worries for the club.

Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek’s proposed takeover bid was rejected last week.Ek, who is a lifelong Arsenal fan, confirmed on Saturday (May 15) that his reported £1.8bn offer to buy the Premier League club had been rejected by Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, who represent the club’s owners Stan and Josh Kroenke.Ek said in a tweet that his bid included “fan ownership, representation at the board and a golden share for the supporters”, but that it was knocked back by the Kroenkes as, Ek claims, “they don’t need the money”.While it was reported last weekend that the Spotify co-founder remains interested in buying the club, Arsenal manager Arteta has told reporters today (May 21) that they should now all move on.Mikel Arteta says it is time to

Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp insists that attempts to buy the club from owner Stan Kroenke are not over and pledged that the takeover group are here to stay.