Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is unsure about longer term contracts becoming the norm.
Erling Haaland penned a new deal to 2034 with Manchester City on Friday.
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"Yes, that's news. If they are willing to commit to a player for so long, it is because they are really happy, so this is good news for them," said Arteta, a former City assistant coach.
"It seems, as there have been a few examples of it. But I don't know. I don't know if all clubs will go that way and what the reasons are.
"I think it will be very special cases. Maybe we also start with managers and make ten-year contracts.
"It can also be with the physiotherapists and journalists. I don't know..."