Odegaard 'open' to shock Bayern move
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7-second readArsenal could face a massive fight to keep hold of their talismanic captain Martin Odegaard amid reports of interest from German giants Bayern Munich.
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Arsenal could face a massive fight to keep hold of their talismanic captain Martin Odegaard amid reports of interest from German giants Bayern Munich.
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- GOAL ↗
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- Clubs covered
- Arsenal, Bayern Munich
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