Manchester City are in a whole world of trouble after being found guilty of breaking financial rules.

Arsenal have confirmed manager Mikel Arteta has signed a new contract extending his stay at the club until 2030. The announcement comes as rivals Manchester City navigate turmoil following an independent panel ruling finding them overwhelmingly guilty regarding financial charges, which City are currently appealing.
Arsenal CEO Richard Garlick praised Arteta's leadership in an official statement, noting the ambition to create an enduring era. Simon Bajkowski argues that Arsenal's stability under Arteta further compounds Manchester City's challenges amid potential sanctions and administrative uncertainty.
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