Arsenal's value has shot up $200 million (£159million) in the last year, according to Forbes. The Gunners have enjoyed one of the best seasons since winning the Premier League title in 2004 in the past 12 months.
Their second-placed finish in the League means Mikel Arteta's side will compete with Europe's elite in the UEFA Champions League next season. The north Londoners have been forced to participate in the Europa League in recent seasons and have not played in Europe's premier competition since 2017.
Owner Stan Kroenke's trust in sporting director Edu Gaspar and Arteta has certainly paid off, with the investments in Martin Odegaard, Gabriel Jesus, William Saliba and Aaron Ramsdale all successful.