Arsenal announces job cuts amid morale issues despite league victory
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 21, 2026, 3:15 PM
Last updated Oct 21, 2026

Arsenal faces significant morale challenges after announcing plans to cut 60 jobs. This decision follows the club's first Premier League title in over 20 years and comes in the wake of manager Mikel Arteta's new contract. The job cuts are part of a broader restructuring effort initiated by chief executive Richard Garlick and management consultants Boston Consulting Group, amid concerns over ongoing financial losses. Despite the club's record revenue last year, seven consecutive years of losses have prompted the need for operational changes. Alternative roles may be offered to some employees affected by the redundancy consultations.
- •60 jobs at Arsenal are reported at risk of redundancy.
- •Club won the Premier League title earlier this year.
- •Richard Garlick oversees a review of operations.
- •Arsenal has recorded seven consecutive years of losses.
- •Some affected employees may be offered alternative roles.
- 3:15 PMYahoo Sports — Arsenal job cuts raise questions despite Premier League triumph
"Arsenal are facing a massive drop in morale after announcing that 60 jobs are at risk of redundancy, The Telegraph reports.Staff and supporters are baffled by the decision, especially as it comes just...
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