Arsenal director Josh Kroenke has admitted he finds it 'hard to truly relate' to the club's fan base, admitting their level of support is 'way deeper' than fandom in the United States.
Kroenke has served as a director of the Premier League giants since December 2013 under father Stan Kroenke's divisive ownership.
The 74-year-old American took a 9.9 per cent stake in Arsenal back in 2007 and slowly increased his shareholding until it reached 62.89 per cent in April 2011.
The American family then assumed full control of the club in 2018 after Alisher Usmanov accepted his bid to buy him out of his remaining shares for £550m.