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Transfer: We expect movements – Arteta responds to Vinicius Jr rumours
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Transfer: We expect movements – Arteta responds to Vinicius Jr rumours

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Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, has said he is expecting movements in the coming weeks as it concerns transfers.

Arteta was speaking to journalists, following their 4-1 victory over Girona in a pre-season friendly on Saturday.

The name specifically put forward to the Spaniard was Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior, who has been heavily linked with a move to the Gunners.

Arsenal are reportedly ready to pounce for Vinicus Jr, if he fails to agree fresh terms with Madrid.

One of the reporters asked Arteta, “Vinicius Jr., I know you probably don’t want to talk about him specifically but can the fans expect more signings?”

Arteta responded: “Well we are very active, trying to improve and evolve the team.

“We expect movements in the next few weeks, we want to get better. We are very ambitious.”

Transfer: We expect movements – Arteta responds to Vinicius Jr rumours

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