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Transfer: Martinelli’s €65m move from Arsenal ‘in final stages’
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Transfer: Martinelli’s €65m move from Arsenal ‘in final stages’

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Gabriel Martinelli’s €65 million move from Arsenal to Al Hilal is in its final stages.

This was revealed by football transfer expert Fabrizio Romano on his X page.

The deal is also awaiting the green light from Martinelli and his representatives.

Romano wrote: “Gabriel Martinelli’s move to Al Hilal, at the final stages between clubs for final fee over €65m package.

“One week after exclusive story on Gabriel included into Al Hilal list, club to club deal almost closed with #AFC green light.

“Up to Gabriel and his camp to decide.”

Martinelli has not played a single game for Arsenal this season.

Transfer: Martinelli’s €65m move from Arsenal ‘in final stages’

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