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 has reassured Arsenal supporters that he has no concerns about his future at the club, despite the fact that his current contract expires in 12 months. Speaking at a press conference, the Arsenal manager expressed his happiness and stated that he is "extremely happy" with his position at the club. Arteta emphasized that he wants to continue his time at Arsenal and that the club is receptive to discussions about a new contract.
He also highlighted the team's strong performance last season, which saw them secure their first Premier League title in 22 years, as a key factor in his contentment. Arteta acknowledged that Arsenal is working on strengthening their squad during the transfer window, having already signed players such as Bruno Guimaraes, Christos Tzolis, and Piero Hincapie.
The manager also mentioned that the club is exploring other potential signings, including Leandro Trossard, Jakub Kiwior, and Christian Norgaard. Arteta remains focused on improving the team to take Arsenal to the next level, both domestically and in the Champions League.
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