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REVEALED: Whether Gabriel Martinelli will play in Arsenal’s game vs Porto

Arsenal is facing a critical fitness decision regarding Gabriel Martinelli ahead of their upcoming UEFA Champions League clash with FC Porto. Martinelli, who sustained a foot injury in the previous encounter against Sheffield United, missed Arsenal’s recent victory over Brentford and is now undergoing individual sessions today to assess his readiness for the Porto match.

Journalist Connor Humm reported that Martinelli is not participating in the team’s training sessions but is rather focused on his personalized rehabilitation program following the foot injury sustained in the Sheffield United game. The Gunners will await the outcome of Martinelli’s individual session to determine his availability for the crucial second leg fixture against Porto at the Emirates Stadium.

Martinelli’s absence in the win over Brentford underscored his importance to Arsenal’s attacking prowess this season, having contributed significantly with six goals and four assists in the Premier League campaign so far. His potential return for the Porto clash could provide an added boost to Arsenal’s offensive capabilities as they aim to overturn the 1-0 deficit from the first leg and secure a spot in the Champions League quarter-finals.

As Arsenal navigates the final stages of the season atop the Premier League table, Martinelli’s fitness update adds a layer of intrigue to their Champions League aspirations. Gunners fans will be eagerly awaiting news on Martinelli’s condition as the team prepares for a crucial showdown against Porto, with hopes of the dynamic forward’s inclusion in the pivotal European encounter on Tuesday.

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