Arsenal BBC Sport reports that Mikel Arteta has agreed an improved contract with Arsenal. The deal keeps the manager at the Premier League club.
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Update (X – @David_Ornstein): David Ornstein reports that Mikel Arteta has agreed improved terms on a new contract with Arsenal. The 44-year-old manager was entering the final year of his previous deal, while negotiations over extensions for his coaching staff are also ongoing.
Update (X – @FabrizioRomano): Fabrizio Romano reports that Mikel Arteta has agreed a new contract with Arsenal. The club’s entire backroom staff is also expected to renew, with official confirmation still pending.
Update (Sky Sports – Transfer Centre): Sky Sports reports that Mikel Arteta has reached an agreement on a new contract with Arsenal. The deal will extend the manager’s tenure at the club, although official confirmation is not stated.
Update (Sky Sports – Transfer Centre): Sky Sports reports that Mikel Arteta is expected to agree a new contract with Arsenal. The report highlights his strong commitment to the club, but no official renewal has been announced.
Update (X – @FabrizioRomano): Fabrizio Romano reports that Mikel Arteta is expected to agree a new contract with Arsenal. The deal is set to run for four years, although official confirmation is still pending.
Update (Sky Sports – Transfer Centre): Sky Sports’ Transfer Centre reports that Mikel Arteta has agreed a new contract with Arsenal after leading the club to a long-awaited Premier League title. The agreement follows his previous deal signed in September 2024.
Update (X – @FabrizioRomano): Fabrizio Romano reports that Mikel Arteta has completed a new contract with Arsenal. The agreement concerns the manager’s continued stay at the club.
Update (Calciomercato.com): Calciomercato.com reports that Juventus are working on potential midfield reinforcements as part of a plan to make their squad more Italian. Romano is identified as the club’s leading target, while Doumbia and Ndour are also mentioned among the possible options. The source provides no further details about negotiations, offers, fees or the players’ current clubs. Based on the available information, Juventus’ reported interest remains at an early stage and no agreement or completed transfer is indicated.