Arteta not worried about Arsenal contract talks
Mikel Arteta says supporters "don't have to worry about" his future at Arsenal as he wants to extend his contract and the time left on his deal is "not an issue".
Mikel Arteta, the Arsenal manager, has reassured fans that there is no need to worry about his future with the club. He has expressed his desire to extend his contract, as the remaining time on his current agreement with Arsenal expires in 2024. Arteta has been leading Arsenal since 2019 and guided the team to their first Premier League title in 22 years last season.
Speaking at a news conference, Arteta said he is content and grateful to be working with his current team. Arsenal will face Manchester City in the Community Shield on Sunday, and Arteta addressed concerns fans might have about his contract status. He stated that the club and the players are focused on building on their success and strengthening the squad during the transfer window.
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