Arsenal to Cut 60 Jobs Amid Record Turnover
Redundancies affect various departments, excluding playing and coaching staff, despite a £691m turnover and manager Mikel Arteta's new contract.
Carla Rooney
Arsenal plans to eliminate approximately 60 jobs, impacting up to seven percent of its permanent staff.
The restructuring, guided by management consultants Boston Consulting Group, specifically exempts playing and coaching staff for both the men's and women's teams.
Arsenal declares these redundancies necessary for the club's success. The club hopes to reduce job losses, attempting to redeploy affected employees where possible. Some redundancies may prove unavoidable.
Some decisions must be taken to put people in the right roles and keep investing to achieve the desired success.
Mikel Arteta stated the decision to make job cuts aims to evolve and improve the club. He further claimed some decisions must be taken to put people in the right roles and keep investing to achieve the desired success.
Separately, Arsenal will retake its official squad photo to include William Saliba. Kai Havertz is expected to start ahead of Viktor Gyökeres in upcoming matches.
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