GABRIEL MARTINELLI could leave Arsenal this summer with Paris Saint Germain reportedly interested.
The Brazilian has been in North London since 2019 but allegedly might be on his way this summer.
Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli has been linked with a move away from the club Credit: Getty
French outlet L’Equipe report that ‘s representatives have met with PSG sporting director Luis Campos ahead of a potential summer swap.
The winger signed a new contract in 2023 extending to 2027 but might be tempted to cash in a year before his deal runs out.
The reigning European champions recently reached the semi-final after beating Liverpool 4-0 on aggregate.
They are reportedly looking to further bolster their attack in the summer.
Martinelli’s Arsenal are also in the last four following their 1-0 aggregate win over Sporting.
The teams are on opposite sides of the draw with PSG facing and Arsenal set to lock horns with Atletico Madrid.
This season could be Martinelli’s last chance to win a second major trophy for Arsenal after their triumph in 2020.
The Gunners still sit top of the Premier League table despite – ‘s team are three points adrift with a game in hand.
Martinelli has been at Arsenal since 2019 Credit: Getty
Most of Martinelli’s success this term has come in the Champions League, he’s got six goals and two assists in Europe.
However the tricky winger has only managed one goal in his 27 Premier League appearances, assisting three times.
Since joining Arsenal in 2019 from Brazilian club Ituano for a reported fee of £6m, Martinelli has made 187 Premier League appearances scoring 41.
Current manager joined the club in December 2019 and has often relied on the left winger.
He has been a key part of Arsenal’s resurgence since Arteta came in.
Martinelli’s most productive season in an Arsenal shirt was in 2022-23 as he recorded 15 goals and six assists for the Gunners.
Arteta’s team finished second with 84 points – five behind winners Man City.
Martinelli was also a regular in the following season as Arsenal finished second again – this time just two points behind Man City.
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