Martin Odegaard explains the impact of the Amazon Prime documentary on Arsenal this season

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Arsenal will become the third club in the Premier League after Manchester City and north London rival Tottenham featured in the extensive Amazon documentary.

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Martin Odegaard admitted that having cameras that track Arsenal’s every move is not a “favorite thing”.

The Gunners have chosen to appear in the upcoming Amazon series ‘All or Nothing’, following in the footsteps of Premier League rivals Manchester City and Tottenham.

Arsenal’s director of media and communications, Mark Gunilla, has suggested that the fly-on-the-wall documentary will give fans a “unique look” at what’s going on behind the scenes in the Emirates.

But the insight given to fans in terms of action on the pitch was not pleasant, as Arsenal suffered a nightmare at the start of the season.

Mikel Arteta’s side is rooting at the bottom of the league, having lost its first three games without scoring a single goal.

Odegaard has hinted he’s not a huge fan of Amazon cameras after every Arsenal move

The Arsenal boss previously revealed that he had not been consulted about the decision to take part in the show and that the new Odegaard has now opened on his own reservations.

Odegaard joined the Gunners on a permanent deal earlier in the window and was asked about the impact at a press conference on Tuesday.

He suggested, “I must admit that it is not my favorite to have cameras everywhere.”

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“You automatically think a little more about what you say when there are cameras out there, but the crew is conservative.”

Arteta was part of Man City’s preparation when cameras followed Pep Guardiola’s side en route to the Premier League title.

He explained: “I tried it a few years ago when I was at Man City and we will help as much as possible, so that everyone can see what this club means and how things are done in the football club,” the Spaniard said. Goal.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta previously admitted that he was not consulted prior to the decision to appear on the show (

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“[We will] Be as transparent as possible to show your values, integrity, passion and where we are trying to lead this football club. Hopefully it will be a perfect year to show that.

“We need to make that happen. It’s up to us to try and produce the best piece possible, so that everyone feels a part of what we do and our fans can be proud of what we do.”

Meanwhile, Odegaard has opened up about the treatment he received by the Spanish press during a difficult few years with Real Madrid.

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The Norwegian added: “Certainly everything that has been reported about me in the Spanish media is wrong.

“I am very happy to be back at Arsenal. I have loved him here since the first day I came in January.

I wanted stability. I wanted to settle in somewhere with a lot of good players who want to bring the club back to the top, with a good manager. That’s why I think Arsenal is so perfect for me.”

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