Guimaraes targets trophies after completing move to Arsenal
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Bruno Guimaraes has moved to Arsenal from Newcastle United for a reported £75 million, expressing his excitement to make history at the Premier League champions. The Brazilian midfielder, who spent four-and-a-half years at Newcastle and served as captain, has signed a long-term deal, though the exact duration remains undisclosed.
Arsenal, who recently secured their first top-flight league title in 22 years, did not reveal the length of Guimaraes's contract but British media reported it was for four years with a one-year option. Guimaraes, 28, told Arsenal's media channels that he felt "good" and "amazing" about the move, expressing his enthusiasm for the challenge Arsenal presents.
He stated that he wants to win trophies and make history, adding that he feels he is at the right place to achieve these goals.
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