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L'Arsenal open to selling, Napoli watches; Allegri eyes Martinelli

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
L'Arsenal open to selling, Napoli watches; Allegri eyes Martinelli

L'Arsenal have signalled openness to part with a forward, prompting Napoli to monitor the situation and Italian coach Massimiliano Allegri to express keen interest in Brazilian winger Gabriel Martinelli. The Gunners, still linked to Gabriel Jesus, see a potential sale as a way to fund new attacking investments.

After securing Gabriel Jesus, Arsenal have been linked with another Brazilian, Gabriel Martinelli, a 25‑year‑old winger. Martinelli, also mentioned in connection with Roma under Gasperini, recently turned down a proposal from Galatasaray, which had identified him as a possible replacement for Rafael Leão.

Napoli explores Martinelli deal

According to CaughtOffside, Napoli have already initiated exploratory contacts with Arsenal to assess the feasibility of a deal for Martinelli. Sporting director Manna regards the winger as a particularly attractive profile for the club.

The transfer will also need to align with the player’s own wishes; the Brazilian, who featured in the last World Cup, has not yet been convinced to leave the Premier League. An exit, Arsenal suggest, would likely only materialise if a high‑level club presents a suitable offer.

Allegri eyes left‑wing reinforcement

Allegri has signalled strong interest in acquiring Martinelli, noting that his left flank currently relies on Alisson Santos while Lang remains on the market. Martinelli is contracted to Arsenal until 2027, making him a realistic target for the Azzurri in the coming weeks.

Google Discover Fonti preferite 🖶 Stampa A− A+ were among the sources that highlighted the story, with Il Napoli continuing to watch Arsenal’s moves. Dopo Gabriel Jesus, the speculation has shifted towards Martinelli, keeping the transfer chatter alive.

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