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EPL: 10 most expensive Arsenal player sales as Martinelli joins Al Hilal

EPL: 10 most expensive Arsenal player sales as Martinelli joins Al Hilal

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Gabriel Martinelli is now Arsenal’s most expensive sale, following his €70 million move to Al Hilal was confirmed on Thursday.

The Gunners have also included a sell-on clause as part of the agreement with the Saudi Pro League side.

Previously, Arsenal sold Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to Liverpool for £35 million in 2017 and Nicolas Anelka to Real Madrid for €35 million in 2000.

Here are the top 10 player sales the club has made:

1. Gabriel Martinelli to Al Hilal for €70m in 2026

2. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to Liverpool for €38m in 2017

3. Nicolas Anelka to Real Madrid for €35m in 1999

4= Alexis Sánchez to Manchester United for €34m (swap valued around this) in 2018

4= Cesc Fàbregas to Barcelona for €34min in 2011

6. Emile Smith Rowe to Fulham for €31.8m in 2024

7. Robin van Persie to Manchester United €30.7m in 2012

8. Alex Iwobi to Everton for €30.4m in 2019

9. Folarin Balogun to Monaco for €30m in 2023

10. Eddie Nketiah to Crystal Palace for €29.7m in 2024

EPL: 10 most expensive Arsenal player sales as Martinelli joins Al Hilal

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