Gabriel Martinelli brutally snubs Mikel Arteta after ‘uncomfortable’ end to his Arsenal career

Gabriel Martinelli completed his £60 million move to Al Hilal after leaving Arsenal, and his farewell message did not mention coach Mikel Arteta.

Gabriel Martinelli sent a farewell message to Arsenal after his move to Saudi Arabia, but the Brazilian did not mention it Mikel Arteta in office. The 25-year-old has completed his £60m move to Al Hilal, which was confirmed on Thursday evening.

Martinelli was granted a stay away Arsenal After the ruling Premier League The champions have signed Christos Tzoulis from Club Brugge, who will compete with Ebere Eze for the left wing spot in the starting XI.

The Brazilian was linked With moves to Türkiye and Saudi Arabia before going on to complete the switch to the Saudi Professional League.

Martinelli made a trip to the Middle East earlier this week to undergo a medical examination to become a Al Hilal player, and he was officially unveiled by the club on Thursday.

Arsenal sent a message of appreciation to Martinelli after confirming his departure after seven years at the club.

The club posted: “My Gunners forever. The club can confirm that Gabriel Martinelli has joined Al Hilal on a permanent deal. Thank you for everything and we wish you the best of luck, Gabi.”

Martinelli also took to social media to share a heartfelt message of his own to the club, although Arteta was not mentioned after suggestions their relationship had broken down.

He posted: “I can only thank the staff and my teammates. Thank you to the chefs, equipment crew, doctors, doormen, security staff, media team, cleaning crew, physical therapists, and every teammate who has been a part of my story from 2019 until today. Thank you to everyone who has helped me grow through this journey.”

“And to the fans, thank you for everything. From my first day, you made me feel at home. Every time I entered the field, despite everything, I tried to give everything I had for this shirt. To Arsenal, thank you for believing in me and giving me the opportunity to show myself in front of the fans.” world.

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“Most of all, I would like to thank my family and my wife, who have stood by me throughout this entire journey, giving me all the emotional support I need to overcome challenges that only we know about. It has been a long journey, a lot of history, and now it has come to an end.

“I’m writing this with tears in my eyes. It’s so hard to put 7 years into words. From 35 to 11. Once a gunner, always a gunner. Goodbye, and thank you again.”

This follows Ian I saw criticism The club’s treatment of Martinelli was behind closed doors in the lead-up to his exit, citing how “uncomfortable” the situation made him feel from his former club.

Talk to Skye Sports After Arsenal’s opening win over Coventry City, Wright explained: “In terms of Martinelli and the way he’s being treated at the moment, it makes me feel really uncomfortable.

“He always gives 100%, and we’re not saying he’s the greatest, but he brings some big moments for Arsenal in big games, and the way it’s ultimately handled here – I know they might want him gone and there are a lot of players saying it’s time for him to move on, but there are ways to do that that have to suit him as well.”

Asked what he meant by transaction, Wright added: “Not being in the team tonight, not speaking to him, I don’t know what’s going on.”

He continued: “Yes, I know this, I know this. Not participating in the Community Shield team. Not participating tonight. He does not know what is happening. He has one year left.”

“If I bring Vinny to this level, Martinelli can say to himself: ‘Okay, they brought him and Zoulis in, I might as well be third.’” But if you bring Tzolis and Madueke there, you think to yourself, “I have something to offer here.”

“So not having him around makes me feel a little sad for him. I think he’s done enough on this team to be treated with a little more respect than he’s being treated at the moment.”

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