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EPL: Newcastle want Guimarães to stay, says coach Howe

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Newcastle coach Eddie Howe reiterates the club’s desire to keep captain Bruno Guimarães amidst Arsenal transfer speculation. Find out more about Guimarães Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-newcastle-want-guimaraes-to-stay-says-coach-howe/

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