Arteta ended the club's 22-year wait for a Premier League title in May and has extended his contract to 2030. Soccer Football - Premier League - Fulham v Arsenal - Craven Cottage, London, Britain - October 18, 2025 Arsenal co-chair Josh Kroenke and CEO Richard Garlick in the stands before the match Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers/File PhotoArsenal are in a strong position to dominate men's football for years to come, CEO Richard Garlick said on Wednesday, minutes after the club announced they had agreed a new long-term deal for manager Mikel Arteta.Arteta ended the club's 22-year wait for a Premier League title in May and has extended his contract to 2030.The club also reached the Champions League final, losing on penalties to Paris St Germain, and posted club-record revenue. Garlick said, however, they were not resting on their laurels as they seek to build on a stellar campaign on and off the pitch."We can't stand still. We can't sit there, pat ourselves on the back, and say job done. This is the beginning, not the end of our journey. This is where we want to go on and show the confidence that that win is going to bring to us," Garlick said at the Leaders Week sports industry conference at Stamford Bridge."We want to dominate football for the next number of years. We're in a really strong position to do that, but... we need to keep finding that edge that gives...
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