There’s no question that Arsenal are struggling to put together a decent sequence of results at present. No doubt the Gunners’ lengthy injury list is at least partly to blame and they are badly missing the calming influence of Thomas Vermaelen at the back as well as the invention of Jack Wilshere in midfield. But does Arsene Wenger still have the firepower at his disposal to launch a concerted bid on the top four?

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On the evidence of last Sunday’s defeat at Swansea, that is open to debate. Despi

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Arsenal has been unable to maintain a level of excellence in recent years due to the uncertainty that surrounded the club. That is about to end with Stan Kroenke, a minority investor, about to take a majority stake in the team.

Kroenke has made quite the name for himself when it comes to owning sports franchises. In August last year, Kroenke became the majority owner of the St. Louis Rams, an NFL franchise that has struggled in recent years. The acquisition did come at a price for Kroenke.

In order to gain full control of the Rams, Kroenke had to cede control of two other sports franchises. The Denver Nuggets and the Colorado Avalanche will both be losing the sports owner as a majority leader.

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