The now-billionaire Mathieu Flamini, a former midfielder for Arsenal, has not ruled out the prospect of purchasing the Gunners in the future. Arsenal supporters cherish Flamini's memories of his first tenure at the club, during which he played 153 times, winning the FA Cup and coming close to winning the Champions League in 2006. Flamini turns 40 on Thursday, March 7. After spending five years with AC Milan, he rejoined the team for a second stint in 2013, adding another 93 games. Flamini demonstrated his business skills in 2010 when he co-founded GFBiochemicals while still playing football. Thirteen years later, he is still the CEO and owns sixty percent of the business.

Forbes claims that this endeavor has increased his net worth to £10 billion, which is sufficient to purchase any Premier League team, including Arsenal. Stan Kroenke, the club's current owner, has rejected all prior bids to purchase it. In an interview with The Athletic, Flamini responded, "Obviously, those clubs [Arsenal and Marseille] have a special place in my heart," when questioned about the prospect of purchasing Arsenal. I always remember my origins. You never know in life, but it all depends on seizing the appropriate chance. The right people, the right location, and the right time are concepts I believe in. We'll see what forms the future."

I have faith in it. When you truly desire something, it typically finds its way to you." With his company, Flamini now wants to develop environmentally safe substitutes for the potentially harmful petrochemicals that are included in many commonplace products, such as bath gel, rubber, and plastic. The CEO of Spotify, Daniel Ek, was the most recent billionaire to try to buy out Kroenke's club. This tale is located in My Bookmarks. or by going to the upper right-hand user icon.