Arsenal are set to break the Premier League revenue record after securing their first league title in 22 years, with projected income of up to £770 million. The Gunners have already surpassed the previous record of £715 million set by Manchester City, according to The Times.
The north London club ended a 22-year domestic title drought on Tuesday night after Manchester City failed to beat Bournemouth. Mikel Arteta's side had finished as runners-up for three consecutive seasons before finally clinching the title.
Arsenal could further boost their finances by winning the Champions League for the first time, as they prepare to face Paris Saint-Germain in the final in Budapest. Even if they lose, their title-winning campaign has already guaranteed £760 million, potentially moving them into third place in the world's richest club rankings behind Real Madrid and Barcelona.
The club recorded revenues of £691 million last year and would earn additional income from a Champions League triumph, which would also secure a place in the 2029 Club World Cup. Chelsea earned around £90 million from winning the inaugural edition of the revamped competition last summer.
Arsenal are expected to reward Arteta with a new contract and prioritise strengthening their attacking options, with former Manchester City striker Julian Alvarez a target. The club also plans to bolster their left-wing options in the summer transfer window.
