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Arsenal will benefit if Kroenke talks to fans, says Arteta By STEVE DOUGLASApril 28, 2021 GMT Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta believes it will be in the club’s interest if its American owner, Stan Kroenke, speaks directly to the fans to improve relations after the ill-fated attempt to form a European Super League. Many Arsenal fans are calling for Kroenke to quit because he was one of the instigators of the Super League project that would have ripped up the structures of the English and European game. Kroenke issued a statement on Tuesday, saying he is not interested in selling his majority s...

Daniel Ek, 38, has reportedly made inquiries about a takeover and former players Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp and Patrick Vieira are all involved.

Share this article A week on from the failed launch of the European Super League, the fallout continues to be felt at a number of major football clubs. Amongst protest at Arsenal‘s current ownership — sparked by joining the breakaway league — Spotify founder Daniel Ek has launched an attempt to take over the club. Currently, Arsenal is owned by the Kroenke family through its Kroenke Sports & Entertainment (KSE) group, who have controlled the London-based club since 2011 and took full ownership in 2018. It is believed the Kroenkes value the club at around £2 billion GBP (approximately $...

Copy URL Spotify founder Daniel Ek speaks via live stream during a press event of the company in Berlin, Germany. He has expressed interest in buying English football club Arsenal on Twitter. – EPA pic, April 24, 2021. THE founder of Swedish streaming music site Spotify, Daniel Ek, has expressed interest in buying English football club Arsenal, as angry fans urged owner Stan Kroenke to sell over his role in the failed Super League plan. “As a kid growing up, I’ve cheered for Arsenal as long as I can remember. If KSE (Kroenke Sports Enterprises) would like to sell Arsenal, I’d be happ...

Swedish music streaming platform Spotify has announced that it is adopting a "Work from Anywhere" model, which will allow employees to choose whether they want to be in the office full time, be at home full time or a combination of the two. Spotify is calling the initiative 'Work from Anywhere' and it describes it as a "new way of collaborating that allows Spotifiers to work from wherever they do their best thinking and creating." "Through this distributed-first mentality, we are giving employees the opportunity to elect a Work Mode -- whether they'd prefer to work mostly at home or in the ...