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William Saliba ABSENCE Confirmed, Two Replacements Targeted, Guimaraes & Scott Updates - Arsenal Transfer Show
William Saliba’s absence has been confirmed, Arsenal are targeting two potential replacements, and there are fresh updates involving Bruno Guimarães and Alex Scott.
In today’s episode of The Arsenal Transfer Show, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton breaks down the latest news surrounding William Saliba and what his absence means for Arsenal's plans ahead of the new season.
We assess the defenders being considered as potential solutions, discuss the latest developments involving Bruno Guimarães, and analyse Arsenal's reported interest in Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott.
🔴 Topics covered today:
William Saliba absence confirmed
Arsenal's defensive plans assessed
Two replacement targets discussed
Bruno Guimarães latest update
Alex Scott links analysed
Andrea Berta's recruitment strategy
Latest Arsenal transfer news round-up
📢 Let me know in the comments — who should Arsenal sign if Saliba faces a lengthy spell out?
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0:00 Intro
1:30 William Saliba
3:46 John Stones
5:12 Fabio Vieira
7:20 Yan Diomande
8:45 Alex Scott
9:48 Bruno Guimaraes
10:37 Q&A
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29 minutes.