Arsenal have informed staff that they plan to cut 60 jobs from their workforce just months after winning the Premier League and after announcing record revenues for the 2024-25 season.
Arsenal have informed staff of plans to eliminate 60 off-field jobs across multiple departments. The proposed cuts were announced by CEO Richard Garlick following an external workforce review. The decision comes despite Arsenal winning the Premier League and reporting record revenues of £691m for the 2024-25 season.
The staff reductions will not impact coaching, performance staff, the Arsenal Foundation, Arsenal in the Community, or security personnel. The club aims to achieve self-sustainability and comply with Premier League financial regulations amid rising operating costs of £200.8m, with a formal consultation process now underway.
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