Angry Arsenal staff fear job cuts as Premier League champions call in US consultants to lead review despite team lifting first title in 22 years

Arsenal staff are fearing job losses – after the side won the Premier League title for the first time in 22 years.

Daily Mail Sport understands that US consultants BCG have been carrying out a review at the champions for the last three months.

It is believed that BCG managing director Jean-Paul Petranca is leading the review, which some claim has created a split within the offices of the club despite a stunning season in north London in which the Gunners also reached the Champions League final.

Arsenal insiders insist that BCG are there to help the club grow the business, capitalise on their success and ensure a sustained period of high performance.

However, sources have disclosed that many staff members believe job cuts are inevitable and that there is a perception – and an anger – that the football side of the business will not be impacted.

Petranca, who has been reporting to chief executive Richard Garlick, has ‘more than 20 years' experience advising senior leaders in the UK and internationally on strategy, transformation, and organizational performance’ according to BCG’s website.