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Mikel Arteta Extends Arsenal Contract Through June 2030
Mikel Arteta will keep managing Arsenal until at least June 2030.
He first became the team’s manager in 2019.
Since then, Arsenal improved and returned to the top group of teams in the league.
The team finished second three years in a row before winning the Premier League last season.
It also reached the Champions League final but lost on penalties.
Arsenal’s leaders said they want to build a winning era with Arteta.
Arteta said he feels privileged to continue working with the club.
His new contract keeps their partnership going.
Arsenal announced on Wednesday that manager Mikel Arteta signed a new contract through June 2030.
Arteta took charge in 2019 and led Arsenal to the Premier League title last season, the club’s first in 22 years.
Arsenal returned to the league’s top five in 2021-22 and finished second three consecutive times before winning the title.
The club also reached the Champions League final, where it lost to Paris Saint-Germain on penalties.
After 361 games in charge, Arteta has a reported 62.05% win rate, the best among Arsenal’s full-time managers.
- Who
- Mikel Arteta and Arsenal.
- What
- Arteta signed a new contract through June 2030.
- Where
- Arsenal, England.
- When
- The club announced the deal on Wednesday.
- Why
- Arsenal said it wants to create a winning era with Arteta; Arteta described continuing with the club as a privilege.
Key facts
- Contract
- Runs until June 2030.
- Manager since
- Arteta took charge of Arsenal in 2019.
- League title
- Arsenal won its first Premier League title in 22 years last season.
- Recent league finishes
- Arsenal finished second three consecutive times before winning the title.
- Champions League
- Arsenal reached the final and lost to Paris Saint-Germain on penalties.
- Reported win rate
- 62.05% over 361 games, the best among full-time Arsenal managers.
- Club statement
- CEO Richard Garlick said Arsenal wants to create a winning era with Arteta.
Quotes
Richard Garlick
Arsenal club CEO.
“This club is unique, its character and the way it makes you feel, and I have a great sense of privilege that our journey together will continue.”
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“It's a privilege to commit my future to the club and to continue to work with exceptional people who want the best for Arsenal.”
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