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Arsenal’s Martinelli joins Al-Hilal in £60m move

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Arsenal’s Martinelli joins Al-Hilal in £60m move

Arsenal forward Gabriel Martinelli has joined Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal for a fee of £60m.

He joined the Gunners from Brazilian side Ituano in 2019 and had 12 months remaining on his deal at Emirates Stadium, but had been told by manager Mikel Arteta he was not part of his plans for this season.

But he was left out of Arsenal's first two matchday squads of the season, with Arteta making it clear Martinelli would struggle for game time should he remain at the club.

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