According to the "Daily Mirror" news, Nigerian billionaire Ogi Carew hopes to buy 35% of Arsenal shares to help Arsenal win the Premier League trophy.

This Nigerian businessman named Ogi Kalu is a senator, businessman and owns a newspaper. His net worth is about 760 million pounds. He had previously invested in Enyimba FC, a football club in Nigeria and was a big success. Now he hopes to pursue the victory.
Although Arsenal is controlled by the wealthy American businessman Stan Kroenke, their investment in the team is far less than that of Manchester City, Chelsea and other teams. This is also the main reason why the Gunners have failed to win the Premier League since 2004. , And in recent years, Arsenal's performance has gone from bad to worse, and they have missed the Champions League for three consecutive seasons.
As a billionaire in Nigeria, Augie Carew has the ambition to make Arsenal change the situation. He said: "Our success at Enniba FC (Nigeria club) between 2000 and 2007 has continuously increased my passion for football. As the backbone of Nigerian sports, I am considering continuing to invest. I will buy 35% of the Arsenal club. Our goal is the Champions League and the Premier League, and valuable investment."
"Do what you like and achieve something, that’s great. I need 35% of Arsenal’s shares and hope the players will come. Regain the trophy."
However, it is extremely difficult for Nigerian tycoons to buy 35% of Arsenal's shares. Kroenke is not short of money at all. In addition, even if you buy 35% of the shares, you still have no absolute right to speak. If Kroenke is still unwilling to invest money, what can Augie Carew do? Is it like what the fans said: "You pay for your own money, and the money you earn is proportional to the share of Kroenke?"
Many Arsenal fans joked: "Buy more, 35% is not enough." The meaning is obvious, think. To realize their dream of helping Arsenal regain the Premier League title, only to win more shares and have the absolute right to speak. Only in this way can we build a competitive champion team according to our own will. But we all know that this possibility is almost non-existent.