Arteta commits to Arsenal until 2030 as UEFA announce record-breaking Champions League prize money windfall
Mikel Arteta has officially signed a long-term contract extension with Arsenal until 2030 following their agonizing Champions League final defeat, while UEFA has secured a landmark commercial deal to boost tournament prize money to record levels.
Arteta signs Arsenal extension to 2030: Turning agony into fuel

Mikel Arteta has officially committed his future to Arsenal until 2030, instantly turning the agony of their penalty shootout defeat to PSG in the 2026 Champions League final into fuel for redemption. At London Colney, the 140-year-old olive tree he planted remains a symbol of sustainable growth and the Gunners' relentless pursuit of dominance.
UEFA boost Champions League prize money: Juventus set for major windfall

UEFA have officially ratified a new commercial agreement running until 2031, which will see Champions League prize money skyrocket from the 2027/28 season, guaranteeing a minimum of €50 million for every group-stage participant. This massive financial boost has immediately ignited the ambition of Juventus, who are desperate to return to Europe's top table after suffering a bitter €70m revenue hit due to their absence last season.
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