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Barcelona Agree Shock Deal To Sign Arsenal Star Forward
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Barcelona Agree Shock Deal To Sign Arsenal Star Forward

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Barcelona have agreed a shock deal with Arsenal to sign striker Gabriel Jesus, Metro reports. Jesus was left out of Arsenal’s first two games of the new season and has been training away from Mikel Arteta’s first team. Much was expected of Jesus following his £45m move from Manchester City in 2022 given he hit [...]

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