Does Arsenal have any plans to buy people recently, why only sell but not buy?

I thought Arsenal had no money, they had a debt of more than 100 million for the new Emirates Stadium, and the professor always likes to play newcomers!!

I have to pay off my debts every year, and I have a lot of pressure, and I can't spend money casually.

Retaining people to raise salaries will break the club's salary structure and be detrimental to the club's development.

Arsene Wenger was incapable of keeping his stars.

Arsenal, if there is manufacturing, it will leave the factory, Arsenal has too many troops, and the output of players can alleviate the crowding of the dressing room and bench, of course, the vacancy still has to be filled, everything is in Wenger's strategy.

Ah Sena has money, more than me anyway, the most stingy, water birds living in the pond.

Upstairs, all I can say is that you don't pretend to understand.

There's no money"...If you have money, you don't want to buy it!!

Arsene Wenger has described this season in the Premier League as his strongest overall since arriving at the Gunners in 1996 and it doesn't look like he's planning to buy a man yet.

Lille's defensive midfielder has been confirmed to join Arsenal.

Valencia's Villa are also in contact with Arsenal this summer.

But the premise is that the transfer window has not yet opened, so it is basically impossible to make formal contact with players who have contracts, everything is possible.

There are also reports that Barcelona are ready to exchange Henry plus 15 million for Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas.

What we need now is a striker to replace Robin van Persie, and a centre-back. The pairing of Galla and Vermaelen is certainly convincing, but the fact that the substitutes are Silvestre and Sendros is heart-wrenching. Injuries are inevitable, can you rest assured that one of them will come up?

Exchanges with Arshavin are frequent. Eduardo lost his form after a major injury. A good striker is needed.

Chamakh is an ideal candidate.

The team will survive in December by faith. In the interim, Klich Gibbs, Bendner, and Van Persie are not yet able to return, and there will be no new players to join. Relying on this group of existing players, with the desire for the championship, I hope to be strong, waiting for the comeback of the players, and I hope to have new players join!

Arshavin has said that Arsenal are now short of only one big star.

As far as a big club is concerned, if it doesn't buy world-class players, it won't attract the attention of the whole world. And the current situation of the team is also in urgent need of one or a few big-name strikers!

So whether it's in terms of the development of the club or the current state of the team. Big names should be brought in!

Personally, I feel that the attacking power of the forward line should be increased now, and Ribery should be bought. The French are also easy to communicate with professors!

Right-back, Sagna is not suitable to be the absolute main force. From time to time, Eboue goes to the right midfield to put out the fire!

You need a right-back!

Arsenal is a corporate team, as the president of Arsenal calls it.

Arsenal Holdings****".

The purpose of the company is to make a profit, not to be honored.

In the eyes of the Arsenal board, Arsenal is a company, and what players are equivalent to employees.

Arsene Wenger, Arsenal's coach, is like a well-paid company manager whose job is to get the most out of the minimum cost.

In Arsenal's player salary structure, players are paid very low weekly salaries, while coaches are paid world-class salaries.

For the board, it is enough to have a coach who can bring them high returns.

After watching Arsenal's games for so many years and experiencing so many ups and downs, I finally saw it clearly.

I don't know if you remember the rumors five years ago, of course they were just rumors: Henry signed a new contract to stay at Arsenal at that time, but he wanted to win the title and needed more quality players. David Dane and Barcelona and Samuel Eto'o have all agreed to join the Gunners for £17million.

But the board of directors refused to pay, Dane left, and Henry ended up going to Barcelona, leaving with a long-term contract.

Because that's what Arsenal is all about

There were times when the landlord's family ran out of food.

This has to do with the overall strategic direction of the Arsenal club. In today's situation where oil tycoons continue to pour into the Premier League and money seems to be running out, Arsenal's financial resources cannot compete with it, so they can only find another way, relying on Wenger's unique vision and training level, constantly buying unknown young talents at low prices, cultivating them, and continuing to preserve the competitiveness of the club. But the result of this approach is that the cultivated stars are always not retained, and the championship is always unreasonable, and it creates a vicious circle!

That's why Arsene Wenger said someone had stolen his work.

That's how Arsenal's club operates!

Because the team does not have a good overall plan, the good players are poached, who wants to only compete for a Champions Cup place for the rest of their lives. Substitutes will also leave if they don't get a chance to play. At the end of the day, Arsenal are short of money.

The way the club operates, but the fans can't stand it, how many years have they missed the championship!

Running a club is no different from running a company, good employees will change jobs, and naturally there will be people to poach, and whether you go or not depends on your personal philosophy. If you are determined to leave, then of course the club will find a way to make up for the loss of leaving the team. However, the company can't operate without anyone, and the club is the same.

The results may be affected, but as long as new blood is injected and the loyalty of employees is increased, then the club will still have a future. As a die-hard fan, I can only silently continue to support it, for better or worse.

This is Arsenal's ability, buy low-priced players, train them for a few years, sell them, and make a profit. Football is also a business activity.

Quite simply, the current largest shareholder is a poor stick, Uzmanov can't get into the board, and Arsenal has no money.

Don't spend a lot of money to buy people because of the professor's own model, self-sufficiency, but this is risky, so buy some young players, no strength, it is difficult to win the championship (no championship for seven years, I don't need to say more), so naturally I can't keep the star...

This is one of the club's business philosophy: only to develop promising young players for future money, and to show no mercy to "veterans" over the age of 30, basically only offering one-year contracts.

Poor results and inability to retain stars have been the most prominent problems in recent years. The second is the issue of team management and policy.

A club has to think about its own balance of payments, and the other thing is that they are too stingy.

No champions, no money, it's as simple as that.

Arsenal FC gave an external budget of 100 million euros before the season transfer window opened. I'm sorry, there may be a misunderstanding, the club is not lying, it is indeed 100 million euros, but this 100 million also includes the wages of new signings. So we see that part of the budget has been spent on Lacazette's transfer – around £50 million – and the payment of Lacazette and Kolasinac's wages.

In addition, in order to complete the key goal of the important signing, Lemar, and to meet Arsene Wenger's request to keep Sanchez, Mesut Ozil and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Arsenal will need more transfer funds, as well as space on the payroll to avoid breaching the Premier League's requirements for total salary controls. As a result, the club and the agent have spoken to each other and welcome the likes of Szczesny, Olivier Giroud, Wilshere, Elneny, Gibbs, Chambers, Jenkinson, Akpom and others. But apparently, the cleanup did not go well, like:

Giroud and Wilshere both decided to stay; Arsene Wenger also changed his mind about Chambers; Lucas Perez applied to leave, but was told to stay, because at that time it seemed that Giroud was leaving, and only when Giroud stayed, Perez could leave, but in the end he left the team without negotiating and only left on loan; Gibbs also left the team later than expected; Gabriel was suddenly **, and Mustafi also asked for a transfer, which disrupted Arsenal's original plan!

It is the player who buys the team the most.

To buy a player, you still have to buy a cost-effective one.

Hello landlord!

Arsenal are one of the Premier League teams and their list of players who sold out in the summer of 2015 is as follows:

1. Podolski (£1.8 million, Galatasaray);

2. Ryo Miyamuro (free, St. Pauli);

3. Diabi (termination);

4. Semi-Aghai (Unknown, Cardiff City);

5. Mills (loan, Ipswich);

6. Szczesny (loan, Roma).

The details are shown in the figure below: