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Published: May 26 2026

Published at: 9:39Pm

Story by Saibu Terry

Mikel Arteta has been crowned the Barclays Premier League Manager of the Season after guiding Arsenal to a historic league title triumph, ending the club’s long wait for domestic glory.

The Spanish tactician delivered a remarkable campaign as Arsenal finally reclaimed the Premier League crown for the first time in years, finishing ahead of fierce rivals after a season defined by consistency, attacking football, and defensive solidity.

Arteta’s achievement marks a major milestone in his managerial career and cements his place among the elite coaches in world football.

Since taking charge at Arsenal, the former midfielder has transformed the club into genuine title contenders, rebuilding the squad with a blend of experienced stars and exciting young talent.

Under his leadership, the Gunners showcased resilience throughout the season, producing crucial victories in high-pressure moments while maintaining one of the best records in the league.

His tactical discipline, strong man-management, and commitment to attractive football earned widespread praise from fans, pundits, and fellow managers alike.

The Manager of the Season award is recognition of the incredible progress Arsenal have made under Arteta, with supporters celebrating the end of the club’s painful title drought and the beginning of what could become a new era of dominance at the Emirates Stadium.

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Published: May 26 2026
Published at:418Pm
Story by Saibu Terry
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‎Manchester City have officially confirmed a major shake-up within the club’s technical setup following the end of the 2025/26 season, with several key members of the backroom staff departing ahead of the new campaign.
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Among those leaving are respected assistant coach Pep Lijnders, former Ivory Coast defender and coach Kolo Touré, fitness specialist Lorenzo Buenaventura, long-serving advisor Manel Estiarte, and goalkeeping coach Xabi Mancisidor.
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The departures mark the beginning of a new era at the Etihad Stadium as newly appointed head coach Enzo Maresca prepares for his first full season in charge of the Premier League champions.
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According to reports from within the club, Maresca is expected to assemble his own trusted technical team as part of efforts to implement his football philosophy and build a fresh identity for the 2026/27 season.
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The Italian tactician, who previously worked within City’s coaching structure before successful managerial spells elsewhere, is believed to be keen on surrounding himself with familiar faces who align with his tactical vision.
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The outgoing staff members played important roles during one of the most successful periods in Manchester City’s history, contributing to multiple domestic and European triumphs.
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Their exits signal the end of a remarkable chapter behind the scenes at the club.
‎Fans will now be eagerly awaiting announcements regarding Maresca’s new backroom appointments as preparations intensify for the upcoming season.
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Published: May 26 2026
Published at: 4:14Pm
Story by Saibu Terry
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‎Manchester City have officially confirmed a major shake-up within the club’s technical setup following the end of the 2025/26 season, with several key members of the backroom staff departing ahead of the new campaign.
‎
Among those leaving are respected assistant coach Pep Lijnders, former Ivory Coast defender and coach Kolo Touré, fitness specialist Lorenzo Buenaventura, long-serving advisor Manel Estiarte, and goalkeeping coach Xabi Mancisidor.
‎
The departures mark the beginning of a new era at the Etihad Stadium as newly appointed head coach Enzo Maresca prepares for his first full season in charge of the Premier League champions.
‎
According to reports from within the club, Maresca is expected to assemble his own trusted technical team as part of efforts to implement his football philosophy and build a fresh identity for the 2026/27 season.
‎
The Italian tactician, who previously worked within City’s coaching structure before successful managerial spells elsewhere, is believed to be keen on surrounding himself with familiar faces who align with his tactical vision.
‎
The outgoing staff members played important roles during one of the most successful periods in Manchester City’s history, contributing to multiple domestic and European triumphs.
‎
Their exits signal the end of a remarkable chapter behind the scenes at the club.
‎Fans will now be eagerly awaiting announcements regarding Maresca’s new backroom appointments as preparations intensify for the upcoming season.
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