Arsenal Arsenal have confirmed that Mikel Arteta has signed a new contract keeping him at the club until June 2030. The agreement, which had been reported in recent weeks, has now been formally validated by the Premier League side. Several key members of Arteta’s backroom staff will also remain with Arsenal for a further four years. Fabrizio Romano reports that the deal includes a pay rise for the manager. The contract extension represents a confirmed continuation of Arteta’s tenure at the London club.
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Update (Sky Sports – Transfer Centre): Sky Sports’ Transfer Centre reports that Mikel Arteta has signed a new long-term contract with Arsenal. The agreement extends the manager’s stay at the club and confirms his continued role in charge. Arteta described the aim as creating a winning era, according to the headline. The report does not provide details of the contract’s duration or financial terms.
Update (BBC Sport Football): BBC Sport reports that Mikel Arteta has signed a new contract with Arsenal, extending his stay at the club until 2030. The agreement follows Arsenal’s Premier League title success, with Arteta saying that the achievement is “only the beginning” of the team’s progress. The report confirms a contract extension for the manager rather than a move to another club. Arteta will therefore remain in charge of the English champions under the new deal.
Update (Foot Mercato): Foot Mercato reports that Arsenal have announced a contract extension for manager Mikel Arteta. The Spanish coach has been in charge of the club since December 2019 and has been given time by the Arsenal hierarchy despite a lengthy period without major trophies. The report presents the new agreement as a continuation of the relationship between Arteta and the club’s leadership. No details about the duration or financial terms of the extension are provided in the available text.
Update (X - @MarioCortegana): According to Mario Cortegana, Arsenal are continuing discussions over a new contract for manager Mikel Arteta. The process is being led by Richard Garlick, with involvement from sporting director Andrea Berta and the club’s ownership. Talks have reportedly been ongoing since last season, although the source does not indicate that an agreement has been reached or that a new deal has been officially signed. The report also mentions interest from Enrique Riquelme in Arteta as a potential Real Madrid coach, but provides no further details on any formal approach or negotiations involving the Spanish club. Arteta therefore remains the central figure in the contract discussions at Arsenal.