Since departing from Arsenal, I have accumulated a substantial fortune of £10 billion. I am currently considering the possibility of acquiring ownership of the Gunners, and I have not dismissed this option.

Mathieu Flamini, a former Arsenal midfielder who has achieved billionaire status, has expressed openness to the idea of purchasing the Gunners in the future. Flamini, who will be 40 years old on Thursday (March 7), is well-regarded by Arsenal supporters for his previous tenure with the club. During this period, he made 153 appearances, achieved victory in the FA Cup, and came close to winning the Champions League in 2006.

In 2013, he rejoined the club for a second period, making an additional 93 games following a five-year stint at AC Milan. Flamini demonstrated his commercial skills by co-founding GFBiochemicals in 2010 while being actively involved in sports.

Currently, after a span of 13 years, he possesses a majority ownership of 60% in the company and fulfills the role of its Chief Executive Officer. As reported by Forbes, this business endeavor has resulted in him accumulating a net worth of £10 billion, which is sufficient to purchase any Premier League club, including Arsenal.

The club’s current proprietor, Stan Kroenke, has steadfastly declined all past endeavors to acquire ownership of the team. When questioned about the potential acquisition of Arsenal in an interview with The Athletic, Flamini expressed his deep emotional attachment to both Arsenal and Marseille.

“I always remember my origins.” In life, the outcome is uncertain, but success depends on finding the appropriate opportunity. I strongly adhere to the principle that success is determined by being in the appropriate circumstances, with the correct individuals, at the opportune moment. The Daily Star reports that the future will reveal its composition.

“I have faith in something.” When you have a strong desire for something, the universe typically manifests it for you.