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šŸšØšŸ—£ Jamie Carragher has questioned Arsenal’s decision to sign another centre-back in Ezri Konsa. ā€œI’ve seen this a hundred times and it still drives me mad. Arsenal already have William Saliba, Gabriel and Cristhian Mosquera, so how many centre-backs are they going to sign? Now they’ve brought in Ezri...

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