Arsenal prepares to make Arteta highest-paid manager in England
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 9:30 AM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Mikel Arteta is in talks for a new contract with Arsenal, expecting a deal that could make him the highest-paid manager in England. Arteta has led the Gunners to Premier League success and the Champions League final, solidifying his status as a top manager. Arsenal has expressed strong support for Arteta, planning to strengthen the squad under his guidance. Negotiations for the new contract are ongoing, with a consensus that his achievements warrant a significant salary increase.
- •Arteta is in discussions for a new contract with Arsenal.
- •He has led Arsenal to the Premier League title and a Champions League final.
- •Arsenal is committed to strengthening the squad under Arteta.
- •Negotiations for the contract are ongoing, expected to conclude soon.
- •The new deal could significantly increase Arteta's salary compared to other managers.
- 9:30 AMYahoo Sports — Should Mikel Arteta become the highest-paid manager in England?
"Mikel Arteta has been one of the highest-paid managers in England since signing his most recent contract, and he is now due a new deal.The former midfielder is regarded as one of the best managers in ...
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