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Arsenal Ready To Cash In On Star Forward

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Arsenal are ready to cash in on Gabriel Martinelli, bringing to end his six-year stay in north London, talkSPORT reports. Ruthless Mikel Arteta is planning a rebuild this summer in a quest to win back-to-back Premier League titles. Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers is high on Arteta’s wanted list, meaning one of Martinelli or Leandro Trossard [...]

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