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Guimaeraes Will Improve Arsenal  —Newcastle Legend
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Guimaeraes Will Improve Arsenal —Newcastle Legend

Complete Sports about 1 hour 1 mins read

Newcastle United and England legend Alan Shearer has said Bruno Guimaraes will improve Arsenal and says Mikel Arteta may have now have the best midfield in world football at his disposal. Arsenal are set to announce the arrival of Brazilian midfielder Guimaraes after making a £75m breakthrough in talks with Newcastle. Arteta identified Guimaraes as [...]

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