Arteta told Arsenal job cuts will help create success
Summary
Arsenal football club plans to cut about 60 jobs, mostly in off-the-field roles, to improve how the club operates and aims for future success. Manager Mikel Arteta said the job cuts are part of this plan but are not related to the team's coaching or playing staff.Key Facts
- Arsenal will reduce up to 7% of its 871 permanent staff, mainly in non-playing roles.
- Coaching and performance staff for both men’s and women’s teams will not be affected.
- Jobs in the Arsenal Foundation, community programs, and security will remain unchanged.
- The decision followed a review by an outside company before Arsenal won the Premier League last season.
- Arteta recently signed a new four-year contract with Arsenal, including a salary increase and bonuses.
- Arsenal announced record revenues of £691 million for the 2024-25 financial year but still reported a loss of £1.4 million.
- Operating costs increased significantly from the previous year.
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