The Kroenke ownership regime at Arsenal are looking for a way to dramatically increase their revenue base to give them more flexibility in the transfer market and the chance to regularly turn a profit. Until the 2016-17 financial year, Arsenal had not made a financial loss for a decade. That period of sustained profitability began in tandem with the start of the Stan Kroenke era, with the Missouri-born billionaire first buying into the club in April 2007. But since 2017, as Kroenke has increased his shareholding in the club from 10 to 100 per cent, the North London club have posted five consec…