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Morgan Rogers & Ezri Konsa Double Deal! New Target Mentioned! Saliba Clarity - Arsenal Transfer Show
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Morgan Rogers & Ezri Konsa Double Deal! New Target Mentioned! Saliba Clarity? - Arsenal Transfer Show
A sensational Morgan Rogers and Ezri Konsa double deal is being discussed, a new transfer target has been mentioned, and fresh clarity may have emerged regarding William Saliba’s injury situation.
In today’s episode of The Arsenal Transfer Show, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton breaks down the latest developments involving Morgan Rogers and Ezri Konsa as Arsenal continue exploring ways to strengthen the squad.
We also discuss the newest name linked with the Gunners and assess whether there is any substance behind the reports. Plus, there is an important update regarding William Saliba as supporters seek clarity on the defender’s condition ahead of the new season.
🔴 Topics covered today:
Morgan Rogers latest update
Ezri Konsa links assessed
Double-deal possibility discussed
New Arsenal target mentioned
William Saliba injury clarity
Andrea Berta's recruitment plans
Latest Arsenal transfer news round-up
📢 Let me know in the comments — if Arsenal could sign only one, would you choose Rogers or Konsa?
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📸 Instagram: instagram.com/tomcantonmedia
0:00 Intro
2:33 New signing and contract signed
3:55 William Saliba
5:22 Julian Alvarez
8:32 Jon Martin
10:10 Morgan Rogers and Ezri Konsa
12:50 Q&A
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