Team Talk reports that Arsenal are willing to sell Gabriel Martinelli as they aim to restructure their attacking lineup and raise funds for new acquisitions, valuing him at approximately £50 million or more. According to sources close to the situation, the club will consider serious offers rather than block a potential exit. Interest from the Saudi Pro League, including Al-Nassr, remains a possibility, although Martinelli was previously reluctant to make such a move. His position might be reassessed after the 2026 World Cup, depending on the offers available. Martinelli’s contract is valid until 2027, and Arsenal hold an option for a one-year extension.

Goal.com reports on Al-Nassr's significant bid for Gabriel Martinelli amid Arsenal's transfer considerations.

Arsenal could soon receive a €85m / £73m bid for Gabriel Martinelli from Al Nassr, as the club is considering making the offer after Liverpool refused to sell Luis Diaz. Arsenal's sale of Martinelli would break their record for the most expensive departure. The decision on whether Martinelli wants to leave or stay wasn't mentioned, but it was reported that Arsenal must sell Martinelli to acquire a new left winger. David Ornstein mentioned that Arsenal always wanted to strengthen the left wing position, and Martinelli's departure could facilitate this.

Goal.com reports on Al-Nassr's interest in Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli as they seek to strengthen their squad with a marquee left winger.