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🚨🎙️| Vinicius junior on the rumours linking him with Arsenal: 🗣️“I’ll be honest because I have nothing to hide. I told my agent to arrange a meeting with Arsenal, but not because I actually wanted to sign for them. Sometimes football is about strategy. If Real Madrid think another...

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