Following a series of lacklustre years, Arsenal made a resurgence by securing a spot in the top four of the Premier League last season.
In the upcoming season, they are set to partake in this prestigious competition with aspirations shared by all participating teams: clinching victory.
Presently, the Gunners boast one of Europe’s most exceptional squads, fostering optimism among their fans. This upward trajectory spanning several seasons has revitalised Arsenal’s allure as a brand.
Notably, they recently extended their partnership with Emirates for several additional seasons and are enthusiastic about forging more agreements.
Financial expert Kieran Maguire predicts an increased interest from various brands in associating their names with Arsenal’s jerseys.
He tells Football Insider:
“They had dropped significantly behind the other clubs in terms of spending from 2016 onwards, and their wage bill was around £150million lower than the likes of Manchester United and Chelsea.
“So I think this does send out a signal that they’re going to continue to be competitive in terms of player recruitment.
“It also proves that they are still very popular as far as sponsors are concerned.
“They are desperate to have their logo and brand associated with a club that is now back playing in the Champions League. “
Just Arsenal Opinion
We have become one of the continent’s top brands, and it is not a surprise that we will see more brands try to do business with us.
We now have to ask for a premium for partnership so that we can get more money from sponsorships and there will always be brands ready to pay.
It looks like Timber will be out for months with an ACL injury – unlikely we will see him pull an Arsenal shirt on this season and when he does come back will never be the same player we signed.
Kudos to Arsenal’s magnificent medical team for allowing a player with an injury to go back out onto the pitch – obviously a player looking to make a positive first impression is going to say he is OK to continue.
£40 million down the drain we are now right back to square one defensively and will now need to go back into the transfer market.
The “medical team” of Arsenal is absolutely and utterly useless – they knew Gabriel Jesus was carrying an injury before the world cup and yet was allowed to go.
The doctor who gave the all-clear for Timber to continue should be fired – absolutely and utterly useless.
My word
Chill.
Has this ACL been actually announced by the club? Or is it simply conjecture? I would be grateful if you can please tell us what you have seen or heard.
Cut back on the caffeine my dude
Arsenal third kit looks great except for the little button at the throat.