Josh Kroenke, an American heir to the Walmart family inheritance and to Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, which owns English Premier League (EPL) side Arsenal, has opened up on the plans of the London club ahead of next season.
While speaking moments after Arsenal lost the EPL title to Manchester City, Kroenke said that concerted efforts are being carried out behind the scenes to move the club forward.
According to Kroenke, the club has a lot of goals for both home and European competitions, and its main objective is to add thrilling new chapters and stories to Arsenal Football Club’s rich history.
Additionally, he expressed his excitement about the season’s numerous reports and turning points, which have been shaped by a large number of Arsenal Football Club players.
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Kroenke said: “While we are undoubtedly proud of the progress we have made, I want to be clear that no one at the club will stand still. However things finish today, we’re all working behind the scenes to move us forward—always forward—again.
”There is so much that we want to achieve, both at home and in Europe, and we are focused on writing some exciting new stories and chapters that build on the history of Arsenal Football Club.
“There have been so many stories and milestones across the season, shaped by so many of our players. We have all enjoyed seeing our summer signings flourish into Arsenal players and we’re delighted that a number of players have committed to new contracts to keep this squad together, fighting on all fronts. We want to continue to forge that winning mentality that runs so deeply throughout the club.” He added.
