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Transfer: Arsenal players confident Vinicius Jr will join from Real Madrid

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The Arsenal dressing room has already accepted that Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior will be joining the club, according to AS.

The Spanish outlet claims that the players are beginning to ask questions of the club and sporting director Andrea Berta.

Bertia is believed to haveconveyed the Premier League champions’ intention to complete the deal.

Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, has already spoken to Vinicius Jr on what his role would be at Arsenal.

But the Brazil international is yet to decide if he wants to leave Real Madrid.

Vinicius Jr remains in talks with Madrid over fresh terms and has a year left on his current deal.

Transfer: Arsenal players confident Vinicius Jr will join from Real Madrid

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