Arsenal extend Mikel Arteta’s contract until 2030

Arsenal have extended Mikel Arteta’s contract until 2030, confirming the club’s intention to continue the project with the Spanish coach. Arsenal say the team have played 361 matches under his leadership and that Arteta has a 62.05% win rate, the highest among full-time managers in the club’s history.

The extension is an important step in Arteta’s time at Arsenal. He has shaped the club into a team capable of competing in England and Europe. Taking charge in difficult circumstances, he gradually reorganised the side and helped restore its identity on the pitch. The club is seeking to make that technical stability last.

Last season, Arteta led Arsenal to the Premier League title, their first in 22 years. The achievement returned the club to the competition’s podium and reflected how the project had evolved into one capable of challenging for trophies. In Europe, Arteta also took Arsenal to the Champions League final, where they lost to Paris Saint-Germain on penalties.

The club’s leadership sees what has already been achieved as the start of a new phase, focused on sustained challenges for major honours and maintaining the bond with supporters. Arteta, for his part, described continuing his work at Arsenal as a great honour. He said his connection with the club and its supporters had become an important part of his journey, and that the team could still achieve much more. With his contract running until 2030, the task is to protect what has been built and sustain Arsenal’s ambitions in England and Europe.