Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has signed a new contract that will keep him at the Emirates Stadium until June 2030, with the club confirming the agreement.
The new deal formalises an agreement that had been reported in recent weeks, securing Arteta's future at the North London club for another four years.
Several key members of his backroom staff are also expected to remain at Arsenal as part of the new arrangement, providing continuity within the club's technical team.
The agreement reportedly includes a salary increase for the Spanish tactician, reflecting his continued role in Arsenal's long-term sporting project.
Arteta took charge of Arsenal in December 2019 and has overseen the club's return to the top end of English football, helping the Gunners compete for major honours and re-establish themselves among the Premier League's leading sides.
His new contract signals Arsenal's commitment to maintaining stability and continuing their pursuit of domestic and European success under his leadership.
With his future now secured until 2030, attention will turn to Arteta's plans to deliver silverware and sustain Arsenal's challenge for the biggest trophies in football.
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