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Arsenal Set to Break Long-Standing Transfer Record, Following New Bid: Report
The Istanbul club see the Brazilian winger as a statement signing as Arsenal weigh the impact of losing another left-sided attacker.
- On Wednesday, Galatasaray submitted an official €45m bid for Arsenal winger Gabriel Martinelli, identifying the 25-year-old Brazilian as their top transfer priority.
- Arsenal reportedly want around €50 million to consider selling Martinelli, though the club has never accepted a fee exceeding €35 million in their history.
- Martinelli recorded only five league goal involvements last season, underlining inconsistent production despite making 278 appearances since joining Arsenal; the player is not currently pushing to leave.
- Selling Martinelli would force the Gunners to return to the transfer market after already allowing Leandro Trossard to join Besiktas earlier this summer, creating significant squad depth concerns.
- The €45m proposal would break Arsenal's nine-year-old club record sale set by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in 2017, placing executives at a pivotal crossroads in the final weeks of the transfer window.
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Arsenal set to break long-standing transfer record, following new bid: report
A long-standing Arsenal transfer record looks set to be broken following a new bid.The Gunners have flirted with the idea of smashing several records this summer, with an audacious plan to land Vinicius Jr that would have smashed their all-time arrival record – currently £105 million, which they spent on Declan Rice in 2023 – and exceeded the £350,000-a-week contract given to Mesut Ozil in 2018. But it looks like another Arsenal record in the tr…
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George Gardi, the agent who played a key role in the transfers of Victor Osimhen and Mauro Icardi to Galatasaray, is once again involved... This time, the target for the Yellow-Reds is Gabriel Martinelli, who plays for Arsenal.
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C 44%
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