Guimaraes explains why he left Newcastle for Arsenal
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- Chronicle LiveLocal press
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- ec.news@ncjmedia.co.uk (Ross Gregory)
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Key points
- Brazilian midfielder sought fresh challenge after nearly five years at St James' Park
- Guimaraes won Carabao Cup as captain in 2025, first Newcastle title in 70 years
- 28-year-old says he wants to win Premier League with Arsenal before considering return to Brazil
Summary
Bruno Guimaraes has opened up on his summer departure to Arsenal, saying he felt ready for a new chapter after his time at Newcastle. The midfielder, who left for £75 million, acknowledged his place in the club's history following the Carabao Cup triumph he captained in 2025, but insisted the move was necessary for his development.
Speaking while on international duty with Brazil, Guimaraes said his immediate focus is establishing himself at Arsenal and winning the Premier League, though he harbours ambitions to finish his career in his homeland. He made his first start for the Gunners in their 3-0 loss to Brighton and has already scored against Sunderland this season.
Original headline
Bruno Guimaraes statement on why he forced move from Newcastle United to Arsenal - 'I felt inside'
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