Breaking: Arsenal Owner Stan Kroenke Reveals Major Decision Following Record $659m Transfer Spending Spree

Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has recently made a major change to the club by re-registering it as a private limited company. The move means that assets and profits belong solely to the club, and shares are no longer available to the public. This decision, coupled with a successful season on the pitch, marks the beginning of what could be one of the biggest transfer windows in Arsenal’s recent history. The Gunners have already welcomed Champions League football back to the Emirates Stadium for the first time in seven years, and they could still lift the Premier League title. As such, continuing their impressive performance off the field over the summer will be crucial if they are to become a permanent fixture at the top of English football. While transfer business is already taking place behind the scenes with sporting director Edu Gaspar working hard to identify potential signings for next season, Kroenke’s decision to re-register Arsenal as a private limited company could have significant implications for the club’s future. The move away from the public company model means that shareholders are no longer wholly responsible for debts incurred by the club, and the decision allows the owners to focus more easily on day-to-day activities. However, the exact impact of this decision remains unclear. Kroenke’s ‘Kroenke Sports & Entertainment’ completed the transaction to own 100% shareholding of Arsenal in 2018, after the club was delisted from the NEX Exchange. Since then, the American businessman has invested over £500 million in new signings to help Arsenal return to the top of English football. Football finance expert Kieran Maguire believes that re-registering as a private limited company will help the owners to cut costs and focus on the club’s activities. “It does now allow Stan Kroenke and his family to focus on the day-to-day activities with a little greater ease and I'm sure they'll be looking forward to the remainder of the season," he said. While it remains to be seen how much the decision to re-register will affect Arsenal’s future decisions, the club’s owners are undoubtedly keen to build on the success they have achieved so far this season. With a strong squad and a renewed sense of optimism, Arsenal could be set for big things in the coming months and years. Send a message.