Odegaard "What I Think About Arsenal"

 Martin Odegaard: "At Arsenal, I've always felt this unique way. Prior to moving here, I can still clearly recall playing FIFA as Arsenal. 

I came here because I had a positive impression of the club. I felt connected and at home here from the first day, as I have frequently stated. I believed that I needed at location where I could go, settle down, and essentially find a home. It was simple for me to commit because I did that here and I felt it right away. "I'm really happy, and I'm also looking forward to what we'll be doing in the future. " .  

 Regarding winning championships at Arsenal, Martin Odegaard said: "Of course, I'm thinking about it. Winning with the team is the big dream and the big objective.

 "That's why I joined this group as well because I think we can accomplish some great things. "That is the main objective, and I am confident that if we work hard, we can achieve something wonderful. ".

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