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New: Arsenal Close to Four Important Deals, Fighting Off Barcelona & Saudi Interest
Arsenal want to secure the manager after he led them to the Premier League title and a Champions League final, despite interest from Barcelona and Saudi clubs.
- Arsenal are closing in on a new contract for manager Mikel Arteta, securing the 44-year-old despite interest from Barcelona and Saudi Pro League clubs. The deal extends his tenure at the Emirates beyond his current nine-month window.
- Arteta ended the club's 22-year wait for a Premier League title, leading Arsenal to success last season. His six years at the Emirates have revolutionized the team, making him the longest-serving manager in the Premier League.
- With American owners backing his vision, Arteta has overseen significant investments like Bruno Guimaraes and Ezri Konsa. His recruitment efforts, including pursuits of Julian Alvarez and Vinicius, demonstrate the club's commitment to elite talent.
- The Gunners are favorites to retain their domestic crown, with a squad averaging 26.2 years old. They are positioned to challenge for their first-ever Champions League title this season.
- Underscoring the club's desire to build a lasting legacy, the new deal will take his stay in London closer to a decade. Although Barcelona views the Spanish coach as a long-term option, he remains focused on his current project at Arsenal.
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New: Arsenal close to four important deals, fighting off Barcelona & Saudi interest
Arsenal are reportedly close to tying down manager Mikel Arteta to a new contract despite him attracting the interest of Barcelona and Saudi Pro League clubs. Arteta is said to be gearing up to put pen to paper on a new deal with the Gunners, with the Spanish tactician remaining firmly committed to the north […]
The parties are negotiating a new contract.
Mickel Arteta will be one of the world's most highly paid coaches, what is known about the negotiations with the London Club and the new terms of the agreement.
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