Arsenal have secured a significant boost to their long-term ambitions after William Saliba (24) agreed a new five-year contract, keeping him at the club until 2030. As reported by BBC Sport, the ...

Arsenal defender William Saliba is officially signing a new contract at the Emirates Stadium, according to reliable journalist Fabrice Hawkins. The news is a massive boost for the Gunners as they were ...

William Saliba has signed a new long-term contract with Arsenal, the Premier League club announced on Tuesday.

Arteta and Guendouzi didn’t see eye to eye at Arsenal, and weeks after the midfielder’s permanent departure, the boss’s problem with his former player could’ve hit a new level.

ARSENAL DEFENDER WILLIAM Saliba has agreed a contract extension, the PA news agency understands. According to reports, the France international’s new deal is for five years and will run until 2030.

William Saliba, Arsenal’s talented French defender, has committed his long-term future to the club by signing a five-year contract extension on September 30, 2025. The Arsenal defender’s 2025 deal ...

William Saliba lasted less than five minutes of Arsenal's big Week 3 match with Liverpool at Anfield, a cause for massive concern at the north London club. Things are looking a bit better after the ...

William Saliba has vowed to do everything he can to repay the loyalty he feels from fans after signing his new Arsenal contract. Despite longstanding interest from Real Madrid, Saliba agreed the terms ...

Arsenal have continued from where they left off last season, with Mikel Arteta again forced to deal with a spate of injury setbacks at the start of 2025–26. Liverpool cantered to their second Premier ...

Despite Real Madrid’s interest, William Saliba is expected to sign a new contract with Arsenal. Saliba has grown into one of the top defenders in the world over the past few seasons, and with his ...

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has provided updates on the fitness of five first-team players ahead of their Carabao Cup clash ...

France centre back William Saliba said his side are not intimidated by facing reigning champions Argentina or European holders Spain at next year's World Cup and believe they can overcome any rival.