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John W Henry decided against taking up a leading role within the European Super League according to reports.

Ian Wright has hit out at owner Stan Kroenke insisting Arsenal want to be involved in the biggest competitions - but they want to earn it.

Arsenal fans are desperate to see the back of Stan Kroenke following this week’s European Super League fiasco - and they’re not the only ones who don’t hold the Gunners chief in high regard.Along with their fellow Premier League Big Six clubs and six teams from Spain and Italy, Arsenal were one of 12 sides who rocked European football to its core on Sunday night by announcing their intention to break away from UEFA competitions and form a Super League.The proposal, which would have reportedly earned each club a staggering £310million, was met with unparalleled levels of outrage throughout the continent, with guaranteed qualification for its founding members year on year deemed a threat to the sport’s competitive element.And amid widespread

Arsenal are in for a difficult Friday night both on the pitch and off it as they welcome Everton to Emirates Stadium, for their first match since announcing plans to join the European Super League.

For all their marble halls, busts of great managers and tradition, Mikel Arteta admits Arsenal's reputation has taken a hit.

Mikel Arteta has received a personal apology from Stan Kroenke over Arsenal’s intention to be part of the collapsed European Super League - and he is ready to move on.The Spaniard has watch his side struggle in the Premier League during his first full season in charge, but that has been overshadowed by the actions of his seniors.With both billionaire Kroenke and chief executive Vinai Venkatesham apologising to supporters over their involvement, Arteta has been contacted for a more personal touch.As well as their open letter, Venkatesham is said to have called Premier League chiefs at the other 14 clubs to try and make amends for their actions.In addition to his own chat, Arteta also revealed that the players had received a message.When

Arsenal fans held a small protest outside the Emirates on Monday night over the club’s plan to join a European Super League - directing their anger towards owner Stan Kroenke.The Gunners are one of 12 European clubs planning to break away from UEFA competitions and join a new and exclusive Super League, which has sparked mass outrage throughout the continent.UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has branded the proposals a “spit in the face” of supporters, while UK Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden says the Government will be doing everything in its power to stop the Big Six Premier League clubs from joining.Fans are also demonstrating their anger across the country, with Leeds and Liverpool supporters conducting protests outside Elland Road

Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke was reportedly absent from showdown talks between Arsenal players and the club's hierarchy over controversial plans to join a European Super League.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich and Arsenal chief Stan Kroenke are both among the top 20 richest sports team owners in the world.The two Premier League owners are dwarfed by Mukesh Ambani, who tops the list, being owner of IPL side Mumbai Indians.Abramovich’s net worth, according to Forbes, is £10.5billion compared to Ambani who has amassed a huge £61.3billion.Shahid Khan is the only other football boss on the list with the Jacksonville Jaguars owner also in charge of Fulham.American owners dominate with LA Clippers chief Steve Ballmer in second, while Daniel Gilbert of the Cleveland Cavaliers is third.Abramovich comes in joint-eighth with Kroenke, who also has the LA Rams and Denver Nuggets among his collection, is ranked 14th.Abramovich

When Arsenal appointed Mikel Arteta in December 2019, the Spaniard was open in the discussions he had held with the club’s owners.

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,

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is under major pressure, with the Gunners suffering their worst start to a Premier League season since their 1974-75 campaign.

Arsenal fans have been left astounded as their youth side fielded £61m worth of defensive players - and took the time to send a message to owner Stan Kroenke.The Gunners spent nearly £60m on three new players over the summer, with Willian arriving on a free transfer while Thomas Partey was secured on transfer deadline day.Another player to be thrown into the starting XI is Gabriel Magalhaes, who arrived from Lille for £22m as a centre-back.But Mikel Arteta’s decision to bring in the Brazilian has meant some big-name signings missing out on places in the side.Teenager William Saliba, who secured a deal last summer for £27m before being sent back on loan to Saint-Etienne, is yet to make a senior appearance in north London this year.While

Arsenal and bring silverware back to the north London club. Arsenal have not been able to spend money on the same level as the likes of Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United over the past decade, meaning they have still not managed to get their hands on a Premier League title since 2004.

Arsenal secured arguably the coup of the transfer window when they signed Thomas Partey from Atletico Madrid on deadline day.

Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has broken his silence on Raul Sanllehi's sudden departure in a joint statement with his son Josh.

Arsenal have announced that the club's Head of Football, Raul Sanllehi, has left his role with immediate effect and will be replaced by managing director Vinai Venkatesham.In a statement, on behalf of owners Kroenke Sports and Entertainment, Stan and Josh Kroenke said: "Raul has made a big contribution during his time with us and will always be part of the Arsenal family. "We thank him for all his hard work and expertise and wish him every future success.

Arsenal have announced head of football Raul Sanllehi has left the Emirates.

Piers Morgan has launched a stinging attack on Arsenal following the announcement that they will be making 55 staff redundant.

Piers Morgan, 55, took to Twitter to slam his favourite football club’s decision as he blasted player Mesut Ozil, 31, and addressed Stan Kroenke’s earnings, who owns Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, the holding company of the football club Arsenal F.C. In view of his 7.6 million followers, he wrote: “Arsenal firing 55 staff when we're owned by a multi-billionaire, have just made £££ by winning the FA Cup & qualifying for Europe, & pay Mesut Ozil £350k-a-week to sit on his a**e, is morally indefensible & not what I expect from a club with our heritage.Shameful decision.”Many of the host’s followers flocked to his post to comment.One user wrote: “Although the job losses are bad, we are a football club we do need to keep our best players.”A

Arsenal legend Jack Wilshere has offered contract advice to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang amid rumours he could get a new deal. The Gunners are working hard to keep their top-scorer at the club as owner Stan Kroenke wants to offer him a three-year deal at £250,000-a-week.