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Former Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini has joined Crystal Palace on free transfer

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
September 8, 2016
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Former Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini has joined Crystal Palace on free transfer
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Crystal Palace have announced the signing of Mathieu Flamini on a free transfer after the midfielder was released by Arsenal.

Alan Pardew had left room in his squad for another addition and Flamini’s signing appears to fill a void left by Mile Jedinak’s departure.

The defensive midfielder played 246 times for Arsenal, over two separate spells and remains in London with his new club.

Flamini will wear the number four shirt and has been immediately included in Pardew’s 25-man Premier League squad.

MATHIEU FLAMINI: CLUB CAREER

Marseille: 2003-2004

Arsenal: 2004-2008

AC Milan: 2008-2013

Arsenal: 2013-2016

Crystal Palace: 2016

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