Arsenal
Sports & Entertainment · United Kingdom
Arsenal is a north London Premier League football club, owned by Stan Kroenke's KSE, that earns money from TV rights, sponsors and retail, and full houses at the 60,704-seat Emirates Stadium.
What makes it different
Broadcasting pays more than the stadium.
£272.8MBroadcasting revenueFY ended 31 May 2025
Television and media money is the biggest of the club's income streams, ahead of match days.
How big it is
How big is Arsenal?
£691.0MRevenue2025
60,047Average men's ticket sales2025
871Employees2025
How it makes money 2025
TV, sponsors and a full stadium.
- Broadcasting40%£272.8M
- Commercial38%£263.2M
- Matchday22%£153.9M
- Property0%£0.7M
- Player trading0%£0.5M
How the business works
TV and sponsors. Full Emirates.
- 1Champions League
- 2Emirates Stadium
- 3TV, sponsors, retail
Owner loans back the squad while the club grows its own earnings.
Who owns it
- KSE UK Inc. (E. Stanley Kroenke)100%
CEO: Richard Garlick
Who it competes with
Key moments
- 1886Dial Square formed by Woolwich Arsenal workers
- 1893Turns professional, incorporates as Woolwich Arsenal and joins the Football League
- 1913Move north to Highbury
- 1996Arsène Wenger arrives
- 2004The 'Invincibles' win the league unbeaten
Sources
Every number on this page comes from Arsenal's own reports.
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What Arsenal tracks20 metrics
Premier League finishing position
Average number of employees
Emirates Stadium capacity
Results, quarter by quarterwith a chart
Revenue
Profit
Margin
The full timeline19 moments
2019
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2026
Arsenal vs Manchester Cityside by side
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