Bruno Guimaraes dreams of TATTOOING Premier League and Champions League trophies on his body as Arsenal ace eyes titles

BRUNO GUIMARAES is dreaming of tattooing the Champions League and Premier League trophies on his body after joining Arsenal. The midfielder, 28, moved to the Gunners from Newcastle this summer as part of a deal worth £75million. Bruno Guimaraes moved to Arsenal from Newcastle this summer for £75million Credit: Getty He’s already lifted the charity shield since joining Credit: Getty And the Brazilian has set his sights on trophies after making the move down south to the Prem champs. Guimaraes has the silverware he has won tattooed on his body – including Newcastle’s Carabao Cup triumph last year. Sign up for the Arsenal newsletter Thank you! And asked what trophies he wanted to add to it, the Samba star said: “I would say the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, Carabao Cup – everything is possible. “I just want to win no matter what and, like I said, I am so competitive. Everything for me is important. “But yeah, I would say the Premier League and Champions League would be very special. “I have a lot of space for trophies. I don’t know where they (the tattoos) would go, on my legs probably.” Guimaraes, who missed Arsenal’s opening Prem victory over Coventry last week with a groin issue, took the No39 shirt after moving to the Emirates. The number is significant to the midfielder as it is the one that his father had on his taxi when working in Rio de Janeiro. Most read in Sport BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS Guimaraes chose to have it on his shirt as a reminder of the sacrifices his family made to progress his career. He told the Men In Blazers Media Network: “The number and the history of my father just gives me more inspiration. “Every time I put the shirt on, I remind myself where I come from, where my family comes from. “Not just my father, but my mum and everyone. They give me inspiration to, no matter what, be hungry for more. “That is the mentality, that when my kids grow up, I want to teach them as well because my family has come so far – and now it is time to improve. “My father always believed. My mum always believed. The times when I wanted to give up when I was kid, when I heard my first ‘no’ in my career, they said, ‘No, you will not quit’. “And that was very important and now I just describe myself as a warrior because I have been through many, many things in my life. “A warrior means never giving up, no matter what the situation you are going through. You have to always believe.” Comment now