Arsenal Londra intenționează să desființeze 60 de posturi, potrivit presei britanice

Arsenal London plans to cut 60 jobs shortly after winning the Premier League title, as reported by The Telegraph. The layoffs were communicated to staff during a call with the club's executive director, Richard Garlick. Concerns about job reductions arose after hiring Boston Consulting Group for an operational review. The cuts will not impact staff directly working with senior teams or the academy, focusing instead on off-field departments. This news follows the announcement of Mikel Arteta's lucrative new contract, making him the highest-paid manager in the Premier League. Arsenal has faced financial losses for seven consecutive years, with operational costs rising significantly.