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Mikel Arteta’s Dream Midfield Partnership: Jude Bellingham and Declan Rice to Shine for England against Brazil

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Mikel Arteta's Dream Midfield Partnership: Jude Bellingham And Declan Rice To Shine For England Against Brazil

Arsenal‘s representation in the England vs Brazil clash dwindles as Gabriel Magalhaes and Gabriel Martinelli bow out due to injuries, leaving only Aaron Ramsdale and Declan Rice in the mix for Mikel Arteta. The exciting prospect arises as Rice partners up with former Gunners target Jude Bellingham in the England squad to face Brazil.

During Bellingham’s transfer saga, Arsenal were among the clubs vying for his signature but were unable to secure him, ultimately losing out to Borussia Dortmund in a £25 million deal. Former lead scout Francis Cagigao disclosed that Bellingham’s price tag was deemed too high for Arsenal at the time.

While Bellingham’s move to Real Madrid stirred attention, Arsenal pursued Rice – acquiring him for a hefty £105 million. Both midfielders have excelled in their clubs with potential showdowns in the Champions League, should Arsenal progress against Bayern Munich and Real Madrid triumph against Manchester City, setting up a possible semi-final clash.

The envisioning of a midfield trio comprising Rice, Bellingham, and Martin Odegaard is a tantalizing prospect for Arsenal fans and Arteta. However, these dreams may remain unfulfilled in reality, sparking imagination and admiration within the Gunners’ faithful.

Stay updated with the latest Arsenal news on our football.london matchday blog for more insights and developments.

Rachel Adams

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