Arteta signs new contract at Arsenal to 2030 after leading club to Premier League title

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has signed a new contract extending his stay at the club until 2030, according to the English champions. Arteta, 44, took charge of the team in December 2019 and led them to the Premier League title last season, ending their 22-year title drought. The Spanish coach penned a deal that will keep him at Arsenal for a decade, according to a club statement.

Arteta expressed his excitement about their special bond and the memories they have created together, stating that this is only the beginning of what they can achieve as a team. Arteta previously played for Arsenal, spending his final five years of his career with the club. Both Arteta and the club's co-chairmen, Stan and Josh Kroenke, praised Arteta's deep understanding of Arsenal's values and his commitment to the club's continued success.