Mikel Arteta has committed his future to Arsenal, signing a new contract that extends his stay at the Emirates Stadium beyond this season, according to Sky Sports.
The Spaniard had entered the final year of his previous deal, but the Gunners have moved to tie him down further, underlining their faith in the project he has built since arriving in north London. Arteta, 44, is already the longest-serving manager among England's top-four divisions, having taken charge in December 2019.
Under his guidance, Arsenal have grown from a side scrapping for top-four finishes into genuine title contenders, though a first Premier League crown since 2004 has so far eluded them. Speaking on the new deal, Arteta made clear his ambitions go beyond stability, declaring: "We want a winning era."
The fresh terms suggest both club and manager remain aligned on the long-term vision, with Arteta keen to finally convert Arsenal's progress under him into major silverware rather than settling for the consistent improvement that has defined his tenure so far.