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Arsenal agree deal to sign 17-year-old Georgian forward

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Arsenal have reached a pre-contract agreement to sign Georgian forward Andria Bartishvili, with the 17-year-old set to join the Premier League club in July 2027. Arsenal announced the agreement on their official website on Friday, saying the deal was subject to the completion of regulatory processes. Bartishvili, who will turn 18 when he moves to Read More: https://punchng.com/arsenal-agree-deal-to-sign-17-year-old-georgian-forward/

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