Mikel Arteta has signed a new contract with Arsenal that will keep him at the club until June 2030, the Gunners have officially confirmed.
The agreement, which had been widely reported in recent weeks, has now been formally validated by Arsenal, securing Arteta’s long-term future at the Emirates Stadium.
The new deal represents a major commitment from the club to the manager, who has overseen Arsenal’s transformation into one of the leading sides in English football since taking charge in December 2019.
Arteta’s new contract will see him remain in North London for another four years, while key members of his backroom staff have also agreed to continue with the club. A pay rise is understood to be included as part of the improved agreement.
Mikel Arteta agrees improved new contract with Arsenal, extending his tenure as the club continues its pursuit of major domestic and European honours.
During his time at Arsenal, Arteta has helped establish a clear playing identity and brought the club back into regular contention at the top end of the Premier League. His work has also included the development of several young players and the creation of a squad capable of challenging on multiple fronts.
The extension provides Arteta with further stability as Arsenal look to build on their progress and compete for the Premier League and Champions League titles.
With the agreement now officially confirmed, both Arteta and Arsenal can focus fully on the next stage of their project, with the Spanish coach committed to leading the club through June 2030.
