Gabriel Martinelli asserts that Arsenal is legitimately fortunate to have a “special” player on their roster.

Gabriel Martinelli asserts that Arsenal is legitimately fortunate to have a “special” player on their roster. Gabriel Martinelli has experienced numerous ups and downs with his Arsenal colleagues,

 

 

and the possibility of having a foot in the Champions League if the Gunners defeat Paris Saint-Germain must be more exciting to him than it is to most. Several years ago, Mikel Arteta relied heavily on both Martinelli and Bukayo Saka when Arsenal appeared to be experiencing a lack of success. However, both wingers who have since developed into elite players were prepared for the challenge from the outset.

 

 

 

Saka has emerged as a world-class winger, as Cesc Fabregas described him as a “special talent.” Mikel Arteta recently praised Martinelli, and the pair’s goals against Real Madrid in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-final encapsulated their evolution as a team over the years. Arsenal is “fortunate” to have Bukayo Saka, according to Gabriel Martinelli.

 

 

 

 

Gabriel Martinelli was questioned regarding his opinions on Saka prior to Arsenal’s forthcoming match against PSG. Martinelli disclosed his close relationship with Saka, while also emphasizing that Arsenal is “fortunate” to have a player of his caliber on their roster, as he is among the world’s finest. The Brazilian international expressed his gratitude for having him in the team, stating, “It’s amazing to have him in the team next to me. He’s a brother to me, and I love him. I think he’s one of the best players in the world right now, and we are lucky to have him here.”

 

 

 

 

(BeanymanSports)”We have experienced numerous challenges at the club, and I believe that we are entitled to believe in this moment and achieve great success for this football club.” Andrea Berta has guaranteed Bukayo Saka the following during contract negotiations: Andrea Berta’s primary concern is the extension of Saka’s contract,

 

 

 

 

and the manner in which Martinelli has lauded him serves as evidence of his significance at Arsenal. The alarming aspect of the Ealing-born phenomenon is that he has not yet reached the pinnacle of his abilities. At the rate he is progressing, the Gunners poster-child could become a game legend, similar to another right-winger,

 

 

 

Mohamed Salah. Arsenal is committed to ensuring that their players feel appreciated, which is why they are highly motivated to secure Saka a lucrative contract. Berta aspires to elevate Saka to Arsenal’s highest-earning player by providing him with a weekly salary of £300,000. Andrea Berta’s ideal situation is for the England international’s new contract to be finalized prior to the summer.