Arsenal's New Signings Shine in Pre-Season Win Against AC Milan
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Summary
Arsenal's new signings, including Zubimendi, Norgaard, and Kepa, played in the pre-season victory over AC Milan. The team spent £128m on transfers this summer, with more signings expected.
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Madueke has been given two weeks off to rest after his participation in the Club World Cup with Chelsea.
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