He said, “For the project, the best deals are made when nobody knew about it and you come out and it is done.” In an interview, Arsene Wenger faulted the Swedish billionaire, Daniel Ek, for expressing his interest to buy the club saying he now has ‘a mountain to climb.’ What Arsenal’s legendary coach, Arsene Wenger thinks about Ek’s ambition That’s the most important thing for me and I want the club to do better – that’s my primary interest,” he added.
I’m just focused on the club, I focus on the fans and I focus on trying to bring the club back to glory and as you said, I’m first and foremost a fan.
But all I can do is prepare what I think is a very thoughtful offer and bring it to them and hope they hear me out. However, they face a battle to persuade supporters – who protested in numbers outside the Emirates on Friday in the wake of the owners’ botched attempt to join the short-lived Super League – that they will arrest the decline perceived during their decade of ownership.I’ve been a fan for 30 years of this club and I certainly didn’t expect that this would happen overnight and I’m prepared that this could be a long journey. The Kroenkes’ position is that they have invested in Arsenal during the chastening Covid-19 pandemic, covering debts that will exceed £100m this year as well as transfer business, and intend to back Mikel Arteta further this summer. “Our ambition for Arsenal remains to compete to win the biggest trophies in the game and our focus remains on improving our competitiveness on the pitch to achieve this.” We have not received any offer and would not entertain any offer. “We remain 100% committed to Arsenal and are not selling any stake in the club. “In recent days we have noted media speculation regarding a potential takeover bid for Arsenal Football Club,” their statement, signed by Stan Kroenke and his son Josh, read.
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