Uefa documents revealed Arsenal raked in £101million from shirt and merchandise sales in the 2023-24 season.

Speaking exclusively to Football Insider about the impact of Gyokeres’s shirt sales, Borson said: “It’s insignificant, to be honest.

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“I think that was the deal, so obviously it’s spiked sales.

“I don’t know what the Arsenal deal is.

We know what the Manchester United deal is because they’re public.

“You don’t buy footballers to sell shirts.” 

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In terms of a potential exit at the Emirates, recruitment expert Mick Brown told Football Insider Arsenal are planning to accept Gabriel Jesus offers heading into the final weeks of the transfer window.
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