Despite positive results in the Premier League, concern is growing about the working environment at Arsenal. A restructuring plan, which could put around 60 jobs at risk, has affected staff morale and added uncertainty about their future.
According to the British newspaper The Telegraph, several long-serving staff members have already left the club, while others are preparing to do the same. The consultation process is ongoing, but there is still no certainty about the positions of those affected by the changes.
The club may offer some of the staff alternative roles; however, their future remains unclear.
The restructuring is part of a review of how Arsenal operates, led by chief executive Richard Garlick. The consulting firm Boston Consulting Group is also involved in the process, helping to assess the club’s activities.
Meanwhile, head coach Mikel Arteta has chosen not to comment directly on the situation, stressing that he is not the right person to respond to this issue.
“This is a question that should not be directed at me. Of course, I am not the most suitable person to speak on this topic,” the Spanish manager said.