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Declan Rice Update, Goalkeeper to LEAVE? Cape Verde Magic - Arsenal Transfer Show
A fresh update on Declan Rice, questions over whether an Arsenal goalkeeper could leave this summer, and more World Cup magic from Cape Verde headline today’s Arsenal Transfer Show.
In today’s episode of The Arsenal Transfer Show, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton breaks down the latest news surrounding Declan Rice and what the newest developments could mean for Arsenal heading into the new campaign.
We also discuss the goalkeeper situation at the club amid fresh speculation regarding a potential departure and analyse how Arsenal's depth could be affected by any summer movement between the posts.
Plus, Cape Verde continues to capture attention on the World Cup stage, providing another fascinating talking point as Arsenal's international contingent remains in focus.
🔴 Topics covered today:
Declan Rice latest update
Arsenal goalkeeper exit speculation
What it means for squad depth
Cape Verde's World Cup story continues
International tournament round-up
Arsenal transfer plans analysed
Latest Arsenal news & updates
📢 Let me know in the comments — should Arsenal keep all of their current goalkeepers this season?
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0:00 Intro
2:15 World Cup update
5:50 Lucas Nygaard
7:23 Declan Rice
10:38 Q&A
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