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Los Angeles Rams Superbowl Victory Could Mean Big Things for Arsenal- Here’s How

Published 02/14/2022, 2:30 PM EST

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The biggest game of the year in the United States took place on Sunday, as the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals by a score of 23-20. While fans of the Rams were ecstatic after the win, Arsenal fans sitting across the pond must be feeling pretty happy too.

Both the LA Rams and Arsenal FC are owned by the same person, Stan Kroenke. Kroenke has poured a lot of money into the NFL franchise, but the Premier League club hasn’t had the same privilege, with fans often calling for him to be gone.

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However, Kroenke stuck around and now has earned a significant amount of return from his investment into the LA Rams, which exceeds over 4 billion Euros. He built a new stadium for the franchise and the fans were greeted to their first Super Bowl win since 2000.

LA Rams winning could change Arsenal’s future entirely

If Kroenke ever chooses to sell the club, he’ll earn a lot of money, as the Rams are the third most expensive team in the NFL. They are valued at a whopping 3.5 billion Euros, a significant increase from the 553 million Euros Kroenke originally paid for them.

If he does decide to invest that money into Arsenal, the club will be revitalised again. Manager Mikel Arteta is doing a wonderful job with the team this season, but he hasn’t had the financial backing that other top coaches have had in the PL, and yet, the club is flying right now.

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North London could be Red again this season with Arsenal

Arsenal are currently sitting in sixth place in the Premier League table, but they have played three fewer games than West Ham United in fourth place and are only behind by two points. Meanwhile, Manchester United have a one-point lead over Arsenal after playing two more games.

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Arteta has done wonders with a team that was destined to finish outside the top-7 this season, and he has got the squad firing. If Stan Kroenke does look at the club sometime in the future, he’ll find out what an amazing job the players are doing, and will want to reward them some more.

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Aniket Awasthi is a soccer author at EssentiallySports. This STEM undergraduate combines an insatiable urge to write with his admiration for soccer to enhance his journalism. He lists charismatic names like Cristiano Ronaldo and Marcus Rashford as his favorite players, but he is a great admirer of Karim Benzema too.
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