US EditionArsenal Defender Gabriel Feels New Signings Will Help Bring More Trophies
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 20 – Arsenal has signed key players including Noni Madueke and Martin Zubimendi to strengthen their squad and end a five-year trophy drought, finishing second in the Premier League three times.
- Having landed in Singapore for pre-season, Arsenal arrived on July 20 to begin friendlies in the Singapore Festival of Football, and Gabriel Magalhaes said the campaign will be `different`.
- After finishing runners-up and bowing out in cup semi-finals last season, Arsenal, who haven't won a major trophy since the 2020 FA Cup, also secured Gabriel Magalhaes on a new deal until 2029.
- Amid a busy window, the Gunners added Martín Zubimendi, paid £10 million for Christian Nørgaard, and acquired Noni Madueke on a deal worth roughly £48 million.
- Meanwhile, Gabriel Magalhaes said `I am improving a lot` as Arsenal prepares for fixtures against AC Milan on July 23 and Newcastle United on July 27.
- With the season opener looming, Gabriel Magalhaes said new signings will strengthen the squad and the blend of experience and youth could finally deliver silverware.
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