Jubilation At Emirates As Arsenal prepare to offer Mikel Arteta new contract

• Arsenal are ready to offer manager Mikel Arteta an improved contract as the club is said to be happy with the Spaniard
• The London club wants to ward off any interest from other top teams as Manchester City are thought to be interested
• Mikel Arteta’s current Arsenal contract is set to expire at the end of the current campaign

Arsenal are reportedly set to offer manager Mikel Arteta a new and improved two-year contract as the club’s hierarchy seems to have been impressed with the Spaniard’s first two years in charge of the London Club.

The Daily Mail reports the Gunners are confident they are taking major steps forward under Arteta as he builds his team around Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe, and sidelines high-earning older stars such as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Arteta’s current deal with Arsenal will be expiring at the end of the season and the Emirates club are looking at keeping the former Gunners captain by offering him a new and improved contract.

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According to a report via The Sun, any extension on Arteta’s contract will see him being handed a pay rise on his £5million-a-year salary in North London.

It has been rumoured Manchester City are prying and seeking to lure the Spaniard back to the Etihad stadium as they believe he is the right man to succeed current manager Pep Guardiola whose contract will be expiring in 2023.

The Gunners however are moving swiftly to prevent that from happening as they believe Arteta is taking the London club in the right direction despite Arsenal having failed to finish above the Top 6 in the league in the past two seasons.

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