Good news might possibly be coming from the Emirates where a financial report shows that Arsenal not only made a £24.7m profit but have also saved up about £193.1m. Not only do the Gunners work magic when it comes to maintaining the club’s stability but they also increase profit. The club’s turnover for year ending May 2015 increased by more than £40m with the group that parents Arsenal going to £344.5m, up from £301.9m in 2014.

As many fans hope, Arsenal are not only focused on revenue and are looking to find the way to become a force to be reckoned with, and to substantiate this as reported by the Guardian Ivan Gazidis says, “Everyone at the club is determined to build on the FA Cup successes of the past two seasons. We continue to look to develop every aspect of our operations while remaining true to our principles around being self-funding, investing in youth, our style of play and our commitment to our fans and to our place in the community. We are focused on delivering more success.”

Signs may well be pointing to a massive investment from Arsenal during the 2015-2016 winter and summer transfer windows but also in 2016-17 when the top Premier League teams will receive an increase in pay from broadcasting. Even though the £193.1m mentioned above is destined to hold the club for an entire season, that does not mean the Gunners cannot function by spending half of that on transfers. The future has great potential for Wenger’s side who already have a solid base and just need 2-3 major transfers to start winning big trophies.