ESPN has further reported that Arsenal legends Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp and Patrick Vieira are involved in the move with a formal offer to be tabled soon. This comes in light of protests following the North London side’s Super League involvement when 2,000 fans rallied to the Emirate stadium to voice their opposition against Kroenke's ownership. These protests are nothing new because supporters have been largely opposed by Stan Kroenke’s methods. 

The belief is that under such ownership, the footballing institution is being run less as a club and more like an investment venture. Finally with the backlash of ESL and Arsenal’s attempt to be a part of the breakaway closed league seemed to be the last nail in the coffin. The American group, who also own the Los Angeles Rams, took over the London club completely in 2018 after buying out Alisher Usmanov. However, things since then have been rocky with Arsenal struggling to compete with their fellow Premier League “Big six” sides.