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Mikel Arteta defends job cuts at Arsenal to help club ‘evolve and create success’

Up to 60 roles at risk after cost-cutting reviewArteta signed new deal worth more than £20m a seasonMikel Arteta has defended Arsenal’s decision to cut up to 60 jobs and insisted it was necessary to ensure they can…
One Place News   •   October 16, 2026   •   Updated October 16, 2026
Mikel Arteta defends job cuts at Arsenal to help club ‘evolve and create success’

Up to 60 roles at risk after cost-cutting reviewArteta signed new deal worth more than £20m a seasonMikel Arteta has defended Arsenal’s decision to cut up to 60 jobs and insisted it was necessary to ensure they can continue achieving success.The Premier League champions are understood to have informed some, but not all, of the staff whose positions are at risk after a consultation process started by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) before the end of last season. Arsenal hope the number of redundancies can be reduced and will attempt to redeploy affected employees wherever possible, although some job losses may be unavoidable. Continue reading…

Up to 60 jobs are a risk at Arsenal following a cost-cutting review with the news coming soon after the manager had signed a new deal worth more than £20m a season Arteta signed new deal worth more than £20m a season Mikel Arteta has defended Arsenal’s decision to cut up to 60 jobs and insisted it was necessary to ensure they can continue achieving success. The Premier League champions are understood to have informed some, but not all, of the staff whose positions are at risk after a consultation process started by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) before the end of last season.

Arsenal hope the number of redundancies can be reduced and will attempt to redeploy affected employees wherever possible, although some job losses may be unavoidable. It is understood the catering and travel departments are among the affected, and that the men’s and women’s first-team performance and coaching staff will not be impacted. The

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