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Arsenal keeps door open for attacker to leave this summer

Arsenal keeps door open for attacker to leave this summer

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Gabriel Martinelli has turned down a move to Galatasaray during this transfer window, but Arsenal have continued working on his departure from the club and have kept the door open for a transfer to take place. Martinelli has been an important player for the Gunners in recent seasons and contributed to their success last term, but the club now wants to revamp its left wing.

Arsenal have already replaced Leandro Trossard with Christos Tzolis after selling the Belgian to Besiktas, and the Gunners also want to offload Martinelli. The Brazilian and Gabriel Jesus have both been sidelined by the club, with Arsenal expecting to sell them during this transfer window.

Martinelli Left Out of Arsenal Squad

Neither player was included in Arsenal’s squad for the match against Manchester City, which was a clear indication that they could be heading towards the exit. The Gunners appear ready to move forward without Martinelli as they reshape their attacking options.

As reported by Football Insider, Arsenal are keen for Martinelli to leave and are prepared to sanction his departure. The club are therefore continuing to work towards finding a suitable destination for the Brazilian, despite his decision to reject Galatasaray.

Galatasaray were prepared to invest a significant sum in Martinelli, but the forward does not believe a move to Turkiye makes sense for him at this stage of his career. He remains determined to consider other opportunities before deciding where his future lies.

Brazilian Targets European Move

At 25, Martinelli could still secure a move to one of the major clubs in Europe’s top five leagues. His representatives are therefore working to find him an agreement with one of those clubs, while Arsenal will hope that a suitable offer arrives soon.

The Gunners have already started reshaping their attacking options, and Martinelli’s potential departure would allow them to continue that process. Although he has been a key contributor in recent seasons, the club appears ready to move in a different direction.

For Martinelli, the priority is finding a destination that matches his ambitions. Rejecting Galatasaray gives him more time to explore his options, while Arsenal remain willing to facilitate his departure.

The situation could therefore develop quickly if a suitable club approaches. Arsenal want the winger to leave, while Martinelli and his representatives are focused on securing an opportunity that fits his career plans.

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Arsenal keeps door open for attacker to leave this summer