Hale End Academy brings financial resources to Arsenal

Arsenal are in an important rebuilding phase at the moment. Since legendary coach Arsene Wenger left Emirates Stadium in the summer of 2018, the Gunners have been unable to participate in the UEFA Champions League. Therefore, the London Club is determined to carry out reform.

Arsenal have decided to splash the cash in the summer in a bid to return to the top of European football. They spend more money than any club in Europe. Technical director Edu pocketed up to 140 million pounds last summer. Arsenal welcomed new recruits such as Ben White, Martin Odegaard, Aaron Ramsdale, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Albert Sambi Lokonga and Nuno Tavares. By now, most of them have proven their abilities and helped Arsenal establish an unbeaten streak.

Despite spending heavily, Arsenal still struggles to reduce the number of players who are no longer used. The team did not receive any significant transfer fees except in the case of Joe Willock, who joined Newcastle United for £25 million.

However, a recent study by Online Money Advisor shows that, thanks to the Hale End academy, Arsenal has earned a sum of 74 million pounds when selling its “domestic chickens” since 2010. During this period, only There are 4 Premier League clubs that receive more money than Arsenal from similar work.

Over the past decade has seen Arsenal sell players like Cesc Fabregas and Alex Iwobi to Barcelona and Everton respectively. These two deals add 55 million pounds to the Emirates Stadium team’s budget. 

In the near future, finances from the sale of adult players from Arsenal’s club are likely to be raised. Eddie Nketiah is the name that attracts the most attention when this striker is on the radar of clubs in the Premier League. Nketiah’s current contract at the club will expire at the end of the current season, thereby leading to the possibility that Arsenal could sell players when the winter transfer window opens.

This shows the importance of Hale End academy to Arsenal’s development. It shows that the player who grew up from the Arsenal training center still knows how to create attraction for many clubs, thereby helping the team receive money in the past period.