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EPL: I’m hungry for more, Ezri Konsa targets trophies after Arsenal move

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New Arsenal defender Ezri Konsa expresses his hunger for more trophies after his £51m move from Aston Villa, targeting continued success with the EPL champ Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-im-hungry-for-more-ezri-konsa-targets-trophies-after-arsenal-move/

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