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Gabriel Martinelli could be Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta's wild card against Real Madrid in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final.

Arsenal defeated Real Madrid 3-0 at the Emirates after Declan Rice produced two outstanding free kicks against Los Blancos to opened up the Gunners' advantage in the Champions League

Arsenal's Mikel Arteta is relishing what he calls the biggest game of his coaching career — taking on Real Madrid in the Champions League.

GiveMeSport have revealed that Arsenal were aware of that interest, and they had a quick chat with Martinelli about his future. It has been claimed that the Gunners told the Brazilian in January that they would be willing to offer him a brand new contract to stay at the club.

BUKAYO SAKA marked his return from a 101-day absence by scoring just seven minutes after coming on the pitch as Arsenal waltzed to a 2-1 victory despite a late scare. The Gunners will know their

Saka’s goal was sparked by Martinelli’s positivity. The Brazil international dribbled forward from midfield before delicately flicking Merino’s cross into Saka’s path to head in at the back post, and it was not the first time he caused issues for the Fulham backline.

In football, timing can be everything. After more than three months out injured, Bukayo Saka returned to Arsenal’s starting line-up with a goal that arrived just six minutes after he stepped onto the Emirates pitch. His header sealed a 2-1 Premier League win over Fulham, though the story was anything but straightforward.

In these 45 minutes, Martinelli created 3 scoring opportunities, matching the total number of chances created by all other players on the field combined. This stark statistic exemplifies not just his excellent vision and creativity;

Arsenal head into their Champions League tie against Real Madrid on the back of a draw at Everton - Art de Roche analyses the action

UEFA Champions League holders Real Madrid are set for a significant fitness boost for the first leg their quarterfinal with Arsenal.