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Mikel Arteta agrees improved Arsenal contract, signing extension until 2030

The Guardian Football about 4 hours 1 mins read

Manager’s current deal to expire at end of the season
Spaniard can expect big increase on £10m-a-year salary

Mikel Arteta has agreed a long-term contract extension with Arsenal that includes a hefty pay rise in recognition of his success last season and could take his reign as the manager beyond a decade.

The three-year deal he signed in September 2024 expires at the end of this season and talks have been ongoing since May when Arsenal ended their long wait to be champions. Negotiations were put on hold during the transfer window but the Spaniard has reached a verbal agreement to extend his stay for a second time.

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