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Football transfer rumours: Galatasaray to spend £38m on Arsenal’s Martinelli?

Galatasaray is reportedly ready to spend £38 million on Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli as they look to enhance their squad with Premier League talent. Meanwhile, Arsenal may need to sell players to improve their finances, adding uncertainty t...

The Guardian Sport· Aug 13, 2026 · 9:47 PM · 1 views

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Galatasaray is reportedly ready to spend £38 million on Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli as they look to enhance their squad with Premier League talent. Meanwhile, Arsenal may need to sell players to improve their finances, adding uncertainty to Martinelli's future.

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