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Arsenal's Odegaard warns rivals of hunger for more trophies after Community Shield win
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Arsenal's Odegaard warns rivals of hunger for more trophies after Community Shield win

From Vanguard · () English

Translated from English and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Arsenal defeated Manchester City 3-0 in the Community Shield, signaling their ambition for more trophies.
  • Captain Martin Odegaard stated the team is serious about challenging for further honors this season.
  • The victory provides an early confidence boost for Arsenal ahead of the Premier League campaign.

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard has issued a warning to rivals, declaring the Gunners are hungry for more silverware after a dominant 3-0 victory over Manchester City in the Community Shield. The convincing performance at Wembley to claim the traditional season curtain-raiser signals Arsenal's serious intent for the new campaign.

"You see our level today. We showed that we’re serious, we want to do it again," Odegaard said after the match. "There’s more trophies to go for and that’s the aim."

The Norwegian midfielder emphasized that the Community Shield triumph is merely the start of Arsenal's pursuit of honors. The win against Manchester City offers Mikel Arteta’s side a significant confidence boost as they prepare for the Premier League season. Odegaard made it clear that the team's ambition extends beyond this initial trophy, with sights set on further success across all competitions.

You see our level today. We showed that we’re serious, we want to do it again. There’s more trophies to go for and that’s the aim.

— Martin OdegaardArsenal captain Martin Odegaard speaking after the Community Shield victory over Manchester City.
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