Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta defended the club's decision to cut up to 60 jobs, saying he was told the move was necessary to "achieve the success we want to create" and help the club evolve. The Premier League champions are understood to have informed staff of the cuts following a structural review. Arteta recently signed a new deal worth more than £20m a season.
BBC Sport Up to 60 roles at risk after structural review 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 felt to be necessary to ensure they can continue achieving success. The Premier League champions are understood to have informed the staff whose positions are at risk after a consultation process started by Boston Consulting Group (B…
BBC Sport Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says he was told the club's decision to cut 60 jobs had been made to "achieve the success we want to create".
Up to 60 roles at risk after structural review 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 felt to be necessary to ensure they can continue achieving success. The Premier League champions are understood to have informed the staff whose positions are at risk after a consultation process started by Boston Consulting Group (B…
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