Wenger signs new deal

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger today agreed a three-year extension to his contract and promised to bring more success to the Barclays Premiership champions.

Wed, 27 Oct, 2004 - 13:12

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger today agreed a three-year extension to his contract and promised to bring more success to the Barclays Premiership champions.

The new deal means the Frenchman will stay with the Gunners at least until May 31, 2008 and will oversee the team as they move to their new stadium in August 2006.

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