Summary
The Club World Cup is starting on June 14 in the United States, and football clubs have a short window to sign new players before the event. Arsenal has money to spend on improving their team, while Aston Villa faces financial challenges due to their recent losses.
Key Facts
- The Club World Cup starts on June 14 in the United States, with clubs given a 10-day transfer window before it begins.
- This transfer window temporarily closes and reopens on June 16.
- Real Madrid signed Trent Alexander-Arnold from Liverpool during the early transfer window.
- Arsenal plans a £51 million move for Martin Zubimendi, with a strong budget available for more signings.
- Arsenal expects high revenue due to an expanded Champions League and new broadcast deals, enabling them to spend big.
- Arsenal's financial health allows them to potentially spend over £200 million without breaching financial rules.
- Aston Villa reported a £206 million loss over two years and faces limited transfer spending power.
- Newcastle United is prepared for the Champions League after a successful year and some player sales.
