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The upcoming season could be painful for London's Arsenal team. As reported by the AST organization, their calculations suggest a real threat for the "gunners" to lose millions of pounds sterling. It is stated that if watching matches in stadiums for fans is banned in England, Arsenal's losses could reach up to 144 million pounds sterling. Meanwhile, just one season brought a loss of 19 million pounds sterling. These numbers should be painful for the club's leaders, as before the coronavirus pandemic hit, the team was heading towards a decent achievement - a profit of 4 million pounds sterling. This will result in fans getting refunds for sold tickets, as well as decreasing commercial revenues. At the end of each season, the "gunners" immediately offered fans to renew their season tickets and thus earned 70 million pounds sterling during the summer. According to AST, these reasons will likely cause Arsenal to remain a passive spectator in the player market and not compete for famous names.
