Mikel Arteta has signed a new long-term contract with Arsenal that will keep him as the club’s manager until June 2030. The agreement extends his stay beyond his previous contract, which was due to expire at the end of the current season, and strengthens the club’s commitment to the Spaniard after several years of progress under his leadership.

Arteta joined Arsenal as head coach in December 2019 and has since become a central figure in the club’s transformation. His new agreement could take his tenure beyond a decade, underlining the confidence the Arsenal hierarchy has in his management and long-term plans. The contract also includes an improved financial package, with reports indicating an increase from his existing annual salary along with performance-related bonuses.

Arsenal confirmed the extension in an official announcement, describing the agreement as a reflection of the club’s belief that the progress achieved under Arteta can form the foundation for a sustained period of success. The club also emphasised its ambition to remain competitive for major honours while strengthening its connection with supporters.

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Since taking charge, Arteta has overseen 361 matches for Arsenal across competitions and has recorded a 62.05 per cent win rate, according to the figures provided. His tenure has included a major improvement in the team’s consistency and competitiveness, with Arsenal establishing themselves as regular challengers for the Premier League title.

Arteta’s new contract follows Arsenal’s Premier League triumph last season, which ended the club’s long wait for the English top-flight title. The achievement represented a significant milestone in his tenure and added to the expectation that the team can challenge for further domestic and European honours under his leadership.

The extension gives Arteta a long-term mandate as Arsenal prepare for the next phase of their development. With the club seeking to build on its recent success, the Spaniard will remain responsible for shaping the squad, maintaining its competitive level and pursuing further major trophies through the remainder of the decade.

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