Mikel Arteta has spoken out about Arsenal’s plans to cut 60 positions at the club, an announcement which comes just…

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has addressed the club's plans to eliminate 60 jobs, defending the internal restructuring shortly after signing his own new contract. The Spanish coach explained that tough decisions are necessary to place personnel effectively, maintain investments, and achieve the club's long-term competitive objectives, despite acknowledging that he was not ideally positioned to discuss the redundancies in full detail.
Arteta also clarified that Arsenal will retake their official team photo to include defender William Saliba. The French international missed the original session due to a medical appointment following multiple scheduling postponements, but Arteta confirmed the squad values him highly and that he handled the situation well.
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