Arsenal determined to ‘do something really special’, says Martin Odegaard
Martin Odegaard has vowed to write his name into Arsenal history by “winning everything” and becoming an all-time club great.
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Martin Odegaard has vowed to write his name into Arsenal history by “winning everything” and becoming an all-time club great.
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