Mikel Arteta made Arsenal champions – here’s how he can define a new Premier League era

The Spaniard, who last season oversaw Arsenal’s first Premier League title since 2004, has entered the final 12 months of his current contract.

MIKEL ARTETA has vowed to make Arsenal the best team in the world. The Gunners boss delivered the club's first Prem title in 22 years and then snapped up £75m man Bruno Guimaraes and Christos Tzolis to bolster the defence of their crown this summer. But Arteta insists there will be no let-up from last...

With stability and squad depth the Gunners can capitalise on an unpredictable top-flight season and win back-to-back titles for the first time since 1935 says Miguel Delaney

Arsenal are eyeing two top attacking talents as Mikel Arteta wants to go one step further by winning the Champions League after lifting the Premier League last season

Bruno Guimaraes’s Explanation for Arsenal Transfer Is Vindication for Mikel Arteta  Sports Illustrated

Argentine is desperate to leave the club this summer, with Barcelona his dream destination

The former Newcastle United captain made his competitive debut for Arsenal in their 3-0 Community Shield win over Manchester City, following his £75million exit from Tyneside.

Champions delight manager by ‘winning the first trophy’ Maresca wants Manchester City signings to arrive soon Mikel Arteta said his Arsenal players demonstrated their hunger to defend the Premier League title in their Community Shield triumph over Manchester City. Arsenal, who ended their 22-year wait last season and

Mikel Arteta says he’s ‘fighting with the Premier League’ as he eyes rule change  talkSPORT

Arteta says Arsenal win over City sets 'standard' for season  ESPN

How we built London’s first superclub — by Mikel Arteta and Arsenal insiders  The Times

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta praises Pep Guardiola as the “best coach in history” ahead of the Community Shield clash, reflecting on his time under Guardio

The Spaniard's current deal with the Premier League champions expires in 2027.

Noah Gragson will continue driving the No. 4 Front Row Motorsports Ford into the 2027 season in a one-year contract extension. All three FRM drivers are now locked in for next year, as teammates Todd Gilliland and Zane Smith already signed contract extensions. There were questions over Gragson's future with the organiz