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‘Agent Odegaard’: Arsenal fans are saying the same thing as midfielder reacts to dream transfer scenario

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The goal has since garnered a massive response from many Arsenal supporters on social media, with some coining ‘agent Odegaard’ as a new nickname for the midfielder in hope he can play a role in persuading Nusa to join the club in the January transfer window.

On the topic of potential future Arsenal signings, Odegaard - during an interview with TV2 - was asked which one Norwegian player would be bring to north London if he had the option.

Seemingly aware of reports linking Nusa with a move to the Emirates Stadium, Odegaard smiled before replying: “I can see you’re trying to get some big headlines here.

“So no comment.”

The TV2 reporter then jokingly asked if the Norway skipper was “chickening out”, to which the response was: “Yes, no comment.”

It remains to be seen if Nusa and Odegaard become team-mates at club level in the near future, though fresh reports over the weekend have claimed that Arsenal are accelerating plans to sign a left-winger in the winter transfer window.

“I’m happy and hope I can stay there [at Arsenal] for a long time to come, but we haven’t started on that yet,” he told reporters.

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