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Spotify CEO, Daniel Ek shares Dangote’s interest in buying Arsenal FC

Michael Ndu-Okeke by Michael Ndu-Okeke
April 24, 2021
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The ownership of Arsenal FC by Stanley Kroenke does not sit well with the millions of Arsenal fans all over the world.

The businessman has been accused of poorly investing in the club’s first team and his latest attempt to sign Arsenal into the European Super League was the last straw.

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Arsenal fans took to social media to air their displeasure and beckoned on Nigeria’s richest man, Aliko Dangote to buy the club. Despite the Kroenke family stating clearly that they are not interested in selling the club, fans have continued to call for a change of ownership. There was even a protest to the effect outside the emirates stadium on Friday!

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An unlikely buyer emerges 

The founder of the popular music streaming app, Spotify has announced his interest in acquiring the club. He tweeted about his childhood support of the club and how he will like to acquire it if the Kroenke family are willing to sell.

His comments have once again raised the hopes of Arsenal fans who are already exhilarated at the prospect of a new owner.

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Who is Daniel Ek? 

Daniel Ek is the founder of Spotify, one of the most successful music streaming apps with over 350 million subscribers. The application has a whopping 87 million people paying subscriptions.

Ek is worth $4.7bn according to Forbes. From his tweet, he acknowledged being an arsenal fan as a boy and his desire to own the club.


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