Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has agreed to a new contract that will keep him at the Premier League club until 2030, ending speculation over his future and reaffirming the club’s commitment to his long-term vision.
Arteta, who took charge of Arsenal in December 2019, was approaching the final year of his previous contract. His new agreement is expected to include improved financial terms and could see the Spanish coach remain at the club for more than a decade.
Since his appointment, Arteta has overseen a significant transformation at Arsenal, guiding the club to major domestic success and establishing the team as a strong force in English and European football.
His achievements include an FA Cup triumph and a Premier League title, while Arsenal also reached the UEFA Champions League final in May.
Following the agreement, Arteta expressed his happiness at continuing his relationship with Arsenal and its supporters. He highlighted the club’s identity, values and the strong bond he has developed with everyone connected to Arsenal as important factors in his decision to remain.
The 44-year-old manager also stressed that he believes the club’s recent achievements represent only the beginning, expressing his ambition to create more memorable moments and compete for further honours.
Arsenal co-chairmen Stan Kroenke and Josh Kroenke welcomed the new agreement, praising Arteta’s contribution since his arrival and his understanding of the club’s values and importance to its supporters.
The club’s leadership also expressed confidence in continuing to build on the progress achieved under Arteta’s management.
The new contract provides long-term stability as Arsenal seek to strengthen their position among Europe’s leading clubs and compete for further domestic and international honours.
With his future secured until 2030, Arteta will continue to oversee Arsenal’s development and lead the club’s pursuit of further success.