Mikel Arteta has moved to calm any contract anxiety at Arsenal, insisting a new deal will be sorted out despite entering the final year of his current agreement.
According to Sky Sports, the Spaniard, who led Arsenal to the Premier League title last season, made clear his commitment to the club remains unwavering. "I want to be here, I'm extremely happy and I feel very grateful to work with the people I work with," Arteta said. "We will resolve that."
His comments suggest there's no urgency or friction behind the scenes, with Arteta framing the situation as something that will naturally take care of itself rather than a pressing concern.
While no timeline has been given for when an extension might be signed, Arteta's tone points to confidence on both sides that his long-term future at the Emirates will be secured in due course, continuing the project he's built since taking charge.