Newly-crowned Premier League champions Arsenal are set for a mammoth windfall that will almost certainly set a new record
Arsenal are set to mark their first Premier League title triumph in over two decades in spectacular fashion, with revenues of up to £770million anticipated having already surpassed the previous benchmark established by Manchester City.
The Gunners brought an end to a 22-year domestic drought on Tuesday evening with Pep Guardiola’s side failing to defeat Bournemouth. Mikel Arteta’s side had finished as runners-up in three successive campaigns before finally crossing the line, with City pipping them on two of those occasions.
Arsenal could yet complement their title victory with an inaugural Champions League triumph as they gear up to face Paris Saint-Germain in the tournament’s prestigious final in Budapest.
Yet even should Arsenal come up short in Europe, their achievements this season have already seen them eclipse the record financial figures previously posted by Manchester City.
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The Times reports that Arsenal have already secured themselves £760m as a result of their impressive title-winning campaign.
That figure comfortably exceeds the previous £715m record held by City and could potentially propel Arsenal into third position in the global rich list, behind only Real Madrid and Barcelona.
The Gunners posted revenues of £691m last year and stand to benefit further should they overcome PSG later this month to claim the Champions League crown for the very first time.
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Such an achievement would also secure their place in the 2029 Club World Cup, although Arsenal could still qualify even in defeat in Budapest, subject to their UEFA co-efficient ranking the following year.
Chelsea pocketed roughly £90m for claiming victory in the inaugural edition of the revamped tournament last summer.
Arsenal, who stand to earn roughly £25m more from the Premier League this season, are poised to hand Arteta a new contract following the Spaniard’s end to their lengthy wait for a title.
It has been reported that extending Arteta’s deal and strengthening the squad’s attacking options remained a priority heading into the summer window, irrespective of the outcome of the Champions League final.
Former Manchester City striker Julian Alvarez has been identified as a target, with the club also looking to reinforce their options on the left flank.
