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Arsenal Prioritizes Arteta Extension Amid Emirates Renovation

5/29/2026

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Arsenal co-chair Josh Kroenke said extending manager Mikel Arteta’s contract is the club’s priority.
Arteta’s three-year deal expires in 2027, prompting a new agreement after his title win.
The Kroenke family announced plans to renovate the 60,704-capacity Emirates Stadium.
Renovation aims to improve the match-day experience for fans.
Sporting director Andrea Berta will target a defender, midfielder and forward after Arsenal spent over £250 million on eight players last summer.

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Arsenal co-chair Josh Kroenke said extending manager Mikel Arteta’s contract is the club’s priority.
Arteta’s three-year deal expires in 2027, prompting a new agreement after his title win.
The Kroenke family announced plans to renovate the 60,704-capacity Emirates Stadium.
Renovation aims to improve the match-day experience for fans.
Sporting director Andrea Berta will target a defender, midfielder and forward after Arsenal spent over £250 million on eight players last summer.