Arteta agrees new Arsenal contract, BBC reports
- On Tuesday, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta reached a final agreement on a new long-term contract to extend his stay at the club, with BBC Sport reporting the deal ends months of negotiations.
- Arteta's existing deal was set to expire in 2027, prompting prolonged contract discussions. He recently insisted fans should not worry, stating he is "extremely happy" and grateful to work with his team.
- The new contract includes a sharp pay increase from his current salary of £10m per year, plus £5m in bonuses, securing his position at the Emirates for the long term.
- Arteta led the Gunners to their first Premier League title in 22 years last season, while also winning the FA Cup and three Community Shields, finishing runners-up in the Champions League and Carabao Cup.
- With his future secured, the 44-year-old manager can now focus on winning more trophies, as supporters will be relieved given Arteta has been targeted by other major European clubs.
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Mikel Arteta has signed a contract extension, reports the BBC.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has reached an agreement in principle with the club's management on a new contract, BBC Sport reports. Negotiations between the two countries have lasted several months, but a final agreement has already been reached. The term of the new contract has not yet been officially confirmed, but expectations are that Arteta will remain at the helm of Londoners long enough to reach at least 10 seasons at the helm of the club…
Spanish football manager and former midfielder Mikel Arteta and Arsenal have reached an agreement to extend their cooperation, the British BBC reported. The Basque expert has agreed a new, improved contract with the London club. The new contract brings him a significant increase in salary.
Mikel Arteta is set to sign a new contract with Arsenal, as the two sides have reportedly reached a verbal agreement. The post “Arteta and Arsenal have agreed to extend their cooperation” appeared first on in.gr.
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