Soccer Football - Premier League - Fulham v Arsenal - Craven Cottage, London, Britain - October 18, 2025 Arsenal co-chair Josh Kroenke and CEO Richard Garlick in the stands before the match Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers/File Photo

Arsenal are in a strong position to dominate men's football for years to come, CEO Richard Garlick said on Wednesday, minutes after the club announced they had agreed a new long-term deal for manager Mikel Arteta.

"When you're champions, everybody wants to beat you, and we ​ need to find a way of taking those opportunities and taking those advantages and pushing forward all the time."

Arsenal, owned by American company Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, will be helped by club-record revenue of 822 million euros ($918.91 million) in 2025, a 15% increase from the previous year and more expected ​ this year.

Garlick sees that faith in Arteta, who struggled early on in his tenure, as ​ key to Arsenal's growing success.

"I think it gives us a competitive advantage over the other teams ​ because... Mikel is ⁠ the only manager that's won the Premier League that's currently managing," Garlick said.

"You look at all the other teams in the sort of traditional top six, and they've all gone through managerial changes... whereas we've now got a manager who's been with us for ⁠ a significant ​ period of time and has been allowed to build and develop a team ​ over a period of time.

"And the excitement now is we see (the) platform that we've got and we build from there."