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Odegaard reveals some good news for Arsenal ahead of the North London Derby

Arsenal fans can breathe a sigh of relief as captain Martin Ødegaard has confirmed his full fitness ahead of the crucial North London Derby against Tottenham Hotspur.

The Norwegian midfielder, a key figure in Arsenal’s midfield, had picked up some knocks during the game against Brighton & Hove Albion. However, he has since recovered and is ready to lead the Gunners into the derby clash.

Speaking about his physical condition, Ødegaard said, “I feel good. I had a few hits in the game [vs. Brighton], but I feel better now & I trained yesterday without a problem, so I feel good. I’m ready for the game & excited to play for Norway again.”

This news will be a massive boost for Arsenal, as Ødegaard’s creative influence and leadership are vital to the team’s success. His presence in the midfield will be crucial as they look to secure a victory against their fierce rivals.

The North London Derby is always a hotly contested affair, and with both teams aiming for a strong start to the season, the stakes are high. Ødegaard’s availability will provide Arsenal with a significant advantage as they seek to emerge victorious on Sunday, September 15th.

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