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Gabriel Martinelli Set to Leave Arsenal Amid Squad Discontent Over Arteta's Approach

Gabriel Martinelli is on the verge of a move from Arsenal to Saudi Pro League club Al Hilal. This transfer follows manager Mikel Arteta's firm instruction for the Brazilian winger to find a new team, a decision that has unsettled many within the Arsenal squad.

Player Marginalized Despite Long Tenure

Despite being one of the longest-serving players at the club, Martinelli has been completely left out of recent matchday squads. His exclusion signals a sharp and uncompromising shift in Arteta's strategy as he seeks to reshape the team after their Premier League triumph.

Squad Frustration with Manager's Handling

The way Arteta has managed Martinelli's situation has caused unease among teammates. Sources suggest the dressing room feels sympathy for Martinelli, especially after he missed out on a Community Shield winners medal due to being left off the squad against Manchester City. This decision reportedly disappointed Martinelli deeply and upset senior players.

New Signings Point to Martinelli’s Departure

The arrival of Christos Tzolis for £34 million and an unsuccessful attempt to sign Vinicius Junior hinted strongly that the club was planning changes on the left wing. Martinelli debuted in 2019 and made nearly 300 appearances, contributing significantly to Arsenal's run to the Champions League final and their first league title since 2004, although his impact waned last season.

Move to Saudi Arabia Now Inevitable

After being left out of the opening Premier League game against Coventry City, Martinelli’s departure appears certain. Offers from other clubs like Galatasaray failed to interest him, but reports confirm he has accepted the idea of moving to Saudi Arabia. Negotiations between Arsenal and Al Hilal continue, with Arsenal aiming for about £60 million but the final fee expected to be closer to £40 million.

  • Premier League Match: Aston Villa vs Arsenal
  • Date: 31 August 2026
  • Kickoff Time: 21:00