Guimaraes: I want to win titles at Arsenal before Brazil return
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- football.londonLocal press
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- football.london@trinitymirror.com (Ryan Taylor)
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Key points
- £75m summer signing says he'd like to play for Vasco or Athletico Paranaense eventually, but not yet
- 28-year-old insists he is focused on Arsenal after difficult start, including 3-0 loss at Brighton
- Midfielder reflects on Newcastle exit after nearly 5 years and winning first title there in 70 years
Summary
Bruno Guimaraes has told Brazilian media he dreams of returning to South America one day, naming Vasco da Gama and Athletico Paranaense as potential destinations. But the Arsenal midfielder stressed his immediate priority is winning silverware with the Gunners after his £75m move from Newcastle.
Speaking while on international duty in Australia, Guimaraes acknowledged a difficult adaptation to his new surroundings, including a poor display in last Saturday's 3-0 defeat at Brighton. He reflected on his Newcastle departure after nearly five years, during which he captained the club to its first title in 70 years, but said he felt ready for the challenge at Arsenal.
Original headline
Bruno Guimaraes sets Arsenal target and names two clubs he would like to sign for in future
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