According to the latest reports, Arsenal has joined an exclusive group of football clubs with a squad value exceeding €1 billion (£852.8m). This achievement places them as the second club in the world to reach this remarkable milestone....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Arsenal’s impressive performance during the 2022/23 season, finishing second in the Premier League under the guidance of Mikel Arteta, has propelled their rise in various rankings. Additionally, their return to the Champions League has solidified their status among the elite teams.
The squad’s market value, amounting to €1.09 billion according to Transfermarkt, reflects their incredible worth. A significant contribution to this valuation comes from the club’s top-18 players, who have a combined value of €895 million. Furthermore, the average market value of Arsenal’s players stands at an impressive €34.17 million.
With Arsenal’s recent activity in the transfer market, these figures are expected to rise even further. The acquisition of Kai Havertz from Chelsea for a substantial fee of £62 million demonstrates their ambition to strengthen the squad.
Moreover, there are strong indications that Declan Rice, the West Ham captain and England international, will soon join Arsenal for a fee of £105 million, pending an official announcement.
Renowned journalist David Ornstein, writing for The Athletic, also revealed that Arsenal has finalized an agreement with Ajax to sign Jurrien Timber for €40 million, including an additional €5 million in bonuses. This move further showcases the club’s commitment to enhancing their squad with promising talents.
Overall, Arsenal’s ascent to a squad value exceeding €1 billion marks a significant milestone in their history, demonstrating their ambition and solidifying their position among the top clubs in the world.
Following their triumphant treble-winning season, Manchester City has emerged as the most valuable team in the world, with a staggering total worth of €1.19 billion. Their dominant performance on the pitch has translated into remarkable financial success.
Real Madrid secures the third position in the rankings, boasting a substantial value of €975.50 million. Meanwhile, Chelsea occupies the fourth spot, having made significant investments of over £600 million, particularly since the arrival of Todd Boehly….READFULL
