Arsenal Coach Allegedly Bet on Signing of Mesut Ozil

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Arsenal confirmed Friday that they are actively investigating “as a matter of urgency” whether academy coach Mark Arber bet on the signing of Mesut Ozil. 

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Arber reportedly tweeted on his personal account on Monday that he had bet on the German international midfielder’s move to Arsenal from Real Madrid in what turned out to be a £42.4m deal.

The Gunners will investigate a potential breach of gambling rules.

“We take this very seriously,” said a club spokesman.

“All Arsenal employees and workers are well aware of their responsibilities in this respect and we are looking into this as a matter of urgency.”

Football Association betting rules do not allow people to bet on any events involving their own club.

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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