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Mohamed Elneny Contract: Arsenal confirm Egyptian midfielder has signed new deal that runs until 2023 with option

Richard Newman

Updated 25/05/2022 at 20:24 GMT

Mohamed Elneny has signed a new contract at Arsenal, after becoming a key part of the first-team in the latter part of the season. The Egypt midfielder is reported to have signed a one-year deal, with the option of a further 12 months. Mikel Arteta has described him as a “role model” for younger players. Another player, Eddie Nketiah, has also been linked with a new deal.

Mohamed Elneny has signed a new contract at Arsenal

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Mohamed Elneny has extended his contract at Arsenal, ahead of the expiration of his previous deal.
The Egypt midfielder was widely expected to sign a new deal having played a key role in the latter part of the Premier League season, where he was a regular starter covering for injured team-mate Thomas Partey.
The new contract length has not been revealed by the club, but it is reported to be one-year with the option of a further 12 months.
"I love this club and I feel like part of this family," Elneny told the club’s website.
"I want to continue at this amazing club and amazing family and I’m very happy and very excited for the future."
Elneny has made 147 appearances for Arsenal, scoring five goals and contributing 10 assists.
“Mo is a really important part of the team,” said manager Mikel Arteta.
“He brings endless energy, enthusiasm and commitment to the team and is loved by everyone. He's an important player for us on and off the pitch, a real role model to our younger players and I'm delighted he's staying."
Another player who had been due to leave at the end of his contract, striker Nketiah, could also now stay.
The 22-year-old had rejected previous offers from the club and it had been expected that he would join Alexandre Lacazette on his way out of the club on a free transfer, potentially to another London club, Crystal Palace.
However he has been included in the first team of late and The Telegraph reports that he could now choose to stay.
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