I wouldn't be very optimistic about Arsenal renewing his contract - maybe they do it to sell him for a higher price in a year or two? Arsenal have been committed to this scheme for many years and they were only interested in profits and not titles, so it's too early to assume that anything has changed. Although I would be happy with such changes (and if they happened in Dortmund too).
Yes, if Arsenal see this as a business opportunity it is indeed very profitable, but now there are rumors that the business has disbanded because there is the latest news regarding Bukayo's future, so far Arteta said Bukayo had succeeded in pressing his new contract with Arsenal. After 18 months of conducting a series of negotiations, the two parties have now reached an agreement with the result that Bukayo will not leave Arsenal and has now officially pressed his new contract until 2028. Apart from that, Bukayo is a key player for Arsenal, so perhaps Arteta prefers his own interests. the team's long-term financial attractiveness.Arteta is just the head coach in the team, when business issues are decided, he is unlikely to even be asked. If in a year PSG/Real/City, etc. offer 150 million for the player (which is quite realistic, isn't it with the current rise in prices?) and the player himself will want such a transfer, then he will be sold without problems. Even with Haaland, who has a fresh contract with City, not everything is clear - there are rumors that there are options in the contract that will allow him to leave, so City want a new contract. Therefore, no contract will guarantee that the player will really play it to the end and will not leave for another club.
