Josh Kroenke, Arsenal's vice-chairman and son of principle owner Stan Kroenke, sat down with David Ornstein of BBC Sport and spoke in detail about the club's viewpoint with regard to transfers this summer. Arsenal put their 4-1 hammering at the hands of Chelsea in the Europa League final behind them by going on a spending spree this summer, giving their supporters something to cheer about. As revealed by Josh Kroenke, the final in Baku in many ways was a turning point for the club as their outlook with regard to the transfer market had changed since their defeat to Chelsea. "Unfortunately those last 45 minutes in Baku were not our best. In the moment, there was a lot of frustration -...
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