Arsenal are ready to hand Arteta a significant salary increase after guiding the club to thePremier League title. The Spaniard, who took charge in December 2019, currently earns around £10 million per year plus bonuses, but his next contract could place him among the highest-paid managers in world football, as perThe Guardian.
According to reports, the manager's new salary at the Emirates Stadium could almost match Diego Simeone's €30 million (£26 million) per year at Atletico, which would make him the highest-paid manager in the world. Discussions over a new deal were paused during the title run-in, although there was reportedly never any concern over Arteta’s future. Formal talks are expected to resume after Arsenal’s upcoming Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain.