The Spaniard's terms were originally due to run until the end of the 2025-26 season, but he has signed a one-year extension amid the Lions' unexpected push for Champions League football.
Villa are currently on course to qualify for Europe's premier competition as they sit fourth in the Premier League table with 66 points, six better off than Tottenham Hotspur having played two games more.
Emery's side also possess a superior goal difference to Spurs, and they made history in 2023 with an astounding 15-match winning home run in the Premier League, including back-to-back victories over Manchester City and Arsenal.
The four-time Europa League winner has harnessed his continental experience to good effect this season too, as Villa beat Lille on penalties in the Europa Conference League quarter-finals to meet Olympiacos in the last four.
Emery «enjoying» Aston Villa journeyEmery's exploits at Villa Park were believed to have attracted the attention of German giants Bayern Munich, who are on the lookout for a new manager ahead of Thomas Tuchel's exit at the end of the season.
Taking over from Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool was also rumoured to be an option, but reports earlier on Tuesday claimed that Emery had snubbed outside interest to commit his future to the Lions.
Now, Villa have confirmed that the ex-Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain boss has signed on the dotted line, and he talked up the club's ambition for the future to avfc.co.uk.
«We are enjoying our way together with Villa fans, the club owners, management and this great group of players that we are proud of,» the 52-year-old said.
«Me and the football
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