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Mikel Landa: "Sabía que por mi nivel podía estar en el podio"
(tras el de 2015), su segundo podio en una ronda de tres semanas con el que dio carpetazo a unos cuantos recuerdos amargos: 4º en el Tour 2017 (sólo un segundo por detras de Romain Bardet, que fue 3º) y 2020, y 4º en el Giro 2019 (tras Roglic, por 8"). Con una gran sonrisa atendió a AS en la Arena de Verona.
Arsenal should learn from their mistakes and allow Mikel Arteta to make summer signing
Arsenal have yet again been linked with a move for Houssem Aouar, and this time Mikel Arteta has to go out and sign the Lyon midfielder.
Mikel Arteta handed positive Serge Gnabry transfer development amid Real Madrid's summer focus
Arsenal have been given a major boost in their pursuit of a transfer reunion of Serge Gnabry. This comes after a key competitor for the German’s signature reportedly pulled out of the race.
Europa League return, new Mikel Arteta contract, dream signings - Arsenal end of season survey
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Unai Emery's 12 Arsenal signings and where they are now says a lot about Mikel Arteta
Less than three years have passed since Unai Emery was relieved of his duties as Arsenal manager, and Mikel Arteta has wasted little time offloading the players who arrived in North London under his compatriot.
116-goal striker "would definitely consider" Arsenal move because of Mikel Arteta - journalist
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta’s position in the Emirates Stadium dugout could be a ‘big factor’ in Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus heading to north London, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
Giro d'Italia 2022 Stage 20 LIVE - Jai Hindley & Mikel Landa take aim at Richard Carapaz on five-star stage
STAGE 19 RECAP — Vendrame misses out in catastrophic moment on final turn as Bouwman wins Ad/> A tight ninety-degree bend caused chaos for the leading breakaway of five riders in a bizarre conclusion to Stage 19 at the Santuario di Castelmonte as Dutchman Koen Bouwman squeezed past Switzerland’s Mauro Schmid to take a second stage win on the Giro while Italy’s Andrea Vendrame and Hungary’s Attila Valter careered into the barriers behind. Giro d'Italia‘Most ridiculous thing I've seen’ — Blythe on team's bizarre tactics13 HOURS AGO Bouwman (Jumbo-Visma) took an aggressive but ideal race line into the controversial corner, catching Schmid (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) by surprise as Vendrame (Ag2R-Citroen) and Valter (Groupama-FDJ) were forced wide.