Arsenal’s manager Mikel Arteta agrees to an improved new contract with the Premier League champions, according to multiple reports including the BBC. The agreement is presented as an extension beyond a deal that was due to expire at the end of the current season.

Reports say negotiations have been ongoing for several months as Arsenal work to secure Arteta’s future following the club’s success last season, when it won its first Premier League title since 2004. Outlets describe the new terms as “improved,” and some specifically mention a pay rise, while others focus more generally on the agreement and timing. One report also notes comments from Arsenal co-chair Josh Kroenke earlier in the year about the club’s desire to keep Arteta.

While the sources align on the core point that Arteta and Arsenal reach agreement on a new contract, details such as the final length of the deal and the exact financial figures are not provided consistently across the summaries.