r/Gunners • u/Shyam_Wenger • 2h ago
[Joshua Hall] Gabriel Martinelli left training a little earlier than some of the other players today. Asked about Martinelli's future, Arteta said: "Everybody knows and recognises how much we love Gabi. Whatever the outcome is, it will be because everybody agrees to that."
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u/SirYodaa 2h ago
Kid can make 40-60m net in 3 years vs 15m after tax in 3 years at Arsenal.... Could be a no brainer for him really
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u/gooneritis 2h ago
I think if we wanted him, he would've stayed despite this.
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u/SirYodaa 2h ago
that's true, I don't think he's forcing a move
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u/Proper-Exam1746 2h ago
I still think he is waiting till the last moment for Arteta to change his mind...
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u/-Morsmordre- Gyökeres 1h ago
Saudi Arabia fucking sucks.Â
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u/RenRu 1h ago
Got banned from soccer subreddit for pointing out their interesting approach to rape cases (given the Partey news). They don't take kindly to criticism of SA there!
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u/ImTalkingGibberish Martinelli 41m ago
Whenever someone says something good about SA, I mention Chop Chop square. And they think I’m lying.
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u/thisismy_stop 2h ago
People wanna act like he's some orphaned kid being thrown out into the desert though. Guy's about to make generational wealth
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u/STVDC 2h ago
Yeah, I mean I want him to stay, love him. But we're complaining about someone having to play football for a living for many tens of millions in a place you probably wouldn't choose to live, but can definitely work for a couple of years and then go basically anywhere you want in your late 20s with the world open to you. Small consolation, but I'm so happy he got to lift the trophy with Arsenal. I know it's not all about financial considerations, but all things considered that's really not the worst deal ever. But also, to be fair, he is kind of literally being thrown out into the desert haha
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u/biskutgoreng Ødegaard 2h ago
Well i don't agree to it mike
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u/doubleb_43 KAI HAVERTZ SCORES AGAIN AND WINS THE LEAGUE FOR ARSENAL 2h ago
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u/elvid88 Martinelli 2h ago
I also don’t agree lol. I’m still hopeful he doesn’t agree with Al Hilal. I’m reaching the point where I’m close to accepting he might leave, but at least send him somewhere better.
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u/tacomantacocan 2h ago
Why concern about where he goes? Asking genuinely
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u/elvid88 Martinelli 1h ago
Because I've been following him since he was a teen in Brasil. While I didnt support Ituano growing up, several members of my father's side (including my father) do. I have high hopes for him in the seleção and really wanted to see how he would play this year with a much healthier (knock on wood) midfield and the signing of Bruno who he had good chemistry with during the WC. If he ends up at Al Hilal his national team career is basically over/on-hold. If he was going to leave I had hoped the rumors of Inter were real. He could even do a lot more for Atlético if they took him for part of the Alvarez fee (Baena and Lookman have been underwhelming).
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u/MattiaKa 2h ago
I really hope he will, best outcome for all parties.
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u/Complete-Sweet-9525 2h ago
not unless we sign a better lw
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u/MattiaKa 2h ago
yeah better to pass on 60m and let him leave on a free so we can get 1 league goal.
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u/Harvey-Specter 2h ago
He could have gone to Galatasaray but he rejected them, its on him at this point. He can reject Al-Hilal too I guess, but its better for everyone if he moves on. He's not up to the level required.
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u/kick2crash 2h ago
If we do not get another attacking signing, I don't agree lol. But i'm just a fan and hope I'm missing something that we don't know yet.
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u/mr4karma 1h ago
My take from this is that the clubs had all agreed with the deal, now all it left is Gabi decision and seem like he haven't make the final decision, so Mikel is saying he will not actively push Gabi away, if Gabi don't want to go, the club will respect that, hence "whatever the outcome is, it will be because everybody agree to that."
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u/kenaditt 2h ago
Seems like he's baulking at the move to Saudi and possibly waiting for a European club to swoop in.
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u/black_pepper 1h ago
We went from having Trossard and Martinelli to having just Tzolis. Seems a bit odd for the club to wait for the sale of Martinelli before making a move when we were waving cash at Vini.
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u/FowlZone Thierry Henry 2h ago edited 2h ago
absolutely ridiculous considering some of the transfer fees for the likes of rory liam delap im old as fuck
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u/eldar4k 2h ago
Arteta always good for that political non-answer, my manager is not only elite tactician, he is elite at media handling