“Saka and Rice are not Arsenal’s best player, our best player is this guy, he trains at a very crazy level”- Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli says 26- years old magical Arsenal star is the club’s best player [A surprise mention]
“Saka and Rice are not Arsenal’s best player, our best player is this guy, he trains at a very crazy level”- Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli says 26- years old magical Arsenal star is the club’s best player [A surprise mention]
Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli was asked to name the best trainer at the club right now – he quickly said Gabriel Jesus.
The Gunners have a fantastic group of players in their squad. Mikel Arteta has developed them all brilliantly, and training sessions under the Spaniard are usually intense. Martinelli thinks Jesus is the best in those sessions at London Colney.
Gabriel Martinelli says Gabriel Jesus is Arsenal’s best player in training
Arsenal signed Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City last year in a £45 million deal (BBC).
The 26-year-old instantly elevated the levels at the club. He improved everyone around him, and he was one of the biggest reasons why the Gunners challenged for the title last season.
Jesus’ quality doesn’t just come in games, he is incredible in training as well.
Like Arteta, the Brazilian demands everything from everyone, and that’s what makes him such a good player to have in the squad.
In a quickfire interview with Footballer Fits on TikTok, Gunners star Gabriel Martinelli was asked to name the ‘best trainer’ at Arsenal right now.
He said without any hesitation: “Jesus!”
Jesus needs to be more prolific in front of goal
There has been a lot of talk about how Arsenal need a prolific goalscorer to replace Gabriel Jesus if they want to win the Premier League title.
The Gunners have been heavily linked with a move to sign Ivan Toney, while Napoli striker Victor Osimhen is also said to be on their radar.
Jesus will not like that one bit. He was brought in to be the main man last year, and if he intends to stay as Arsenal’s first-choice number nine, he will have to start scoring goals regularly.
The Brazilian scored 11 goals in the Premier League last season but missed 16 big chances in 26 games. If he can cut those misses by half, Arsenal will not need another striker in January.
