Wubben -Moy, a arsenal fan of a lifetime, made his senior debut in 2015 at the age of 16 after passing through the club academy.
He spent time in the United States with North Carolina tar before returning to Arsenal in 2020, and has made 143 senior appearances for gunners.
She has won the FA Cup and the League Cup in her two spells in northern London, and was named a player of the Arsenal season in 2023-24.
Wubben-Moy has won 13 older England caps, after having made its debut in 2021. It was part of the Lionesses team that won the 2022 Eurocup and reached the final of the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
Arsenal’s manager Renee Slegers said: “We are very happy that Lotte has signed a new contract. Lotte is a main defender who has shown a significant progression in recent years, and will continue to play an important role while we are looking for our shared goal to compete for the highest honors in the game.”
The club’s women’s football director Clare Wheatley said: “We are very proud of Lotte’s trip from our academy to our first team, until this new contract here with us.
“Lotte is a model to follow wonderful for all young players: an example of how hard work, strong values and determination are the platform for success.
“We know that she will continue to give all the Arsenal Football Club, both in the countryside and, of course, in her constant support to our community in general.”
In July 2024, Wubben-Moy was honored with the Charlton Award for his activism for equal access to football for girls.
