Arsenal legend Martin Keown has called out the club's owners the Kroenkes over the £1bn investment in the club by calling for a change. The American family, who have owned a 90 per-cent majority in the north London side since 2018, came under fire this month for their involvement in the European Super League debacle. Their first investment came in 2007 as they bought 9.9 per-cent from Granada before increasing to 62.89 per-cent three years later, buying out Alisher Usmanov in 2018. While this has seen the Kroenkes spent more than £1bn investing in club shares, little has been put into strengthening the squad. And Keown, who won three Premier League titles during his time in the Gunners...
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