Gabriel Magalhaes and Gabriel Martinelli helped Brazil top their World Cup group on Wednesday night, with the duo among five Arsenal internationals to have secured progression to the knockouts.
With the first round of World Cup group games now concluded, let’s have a look at how Arsenal’s internationals are getting on so far.
Gabriel Martinelli reportedly remains on Bayern Munich’s transfer shortlist, but a deal doesn’t seem likely for a number of reasons.
All of Arsenal’s World Cup call-ups have now been confirmed, with 16 Gunners set to travel to the tournament this summer.
Arsenal are expected to keep the core of their title-winning squad, but several senior players could still leave this summer.
Arsenal’s Gabriel Magalhaes and Gabriel Martinelli have been named in Brazil’s squad for the 2026 World Cup, but Gabriel Jesus will miss out on the tournament.
Arsenal’s injury picture looks more encouraging than feared before Atletico Madrid, with several key players involved in open training ahead of the semi-final first leg.
Arsenal’s weekend brought a return to the top, a major European win for the women and more concern lower down the academy pathway.
Mikel Arteta provided a number of updates on Arsenal’s illness and injury problems on Saturday, with Eberechi Eze also speaking out on his own setback.
Man City are top with five to play, but Arsenal still have reasons to believe after a narrow title-race shift and signs of improvement at the Etihad.
Arsenal could offer Gabriel Martinelli a new deal this summer, but only if he agrees to remain a squad player under Mikel Arteta.
Following 10 Arsenal withdrawals from international duty, let’s look at the players remaining and when they’ll be in action.
Following five withdrawals, 14 Arsenal players will be involved in the March internationals, so let’s take a look at when they’ll all be in action.
Gabriel Magalhaes and Gabriel Martinelli have both been called up by Brazil for the March international break, but Gabriel Jesus has been left out once again.
Sky Sports release every angle of Max Dowman’s remarkable goal against Everton, giving fans a new look at the moment that sealed the result and made history.
Gabriel Martinelli has become the first player to score 10+ goals in a single season for Arsenal outside of the Premier League since 1994/95, as his unusual goalscoring campaign continues.
Mikel Arteta has explained why he believes Arsenal’s forwards are on a poor run of goalscoring form at the moment.
Mikael Silvestre believes that the main difference between Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger gives Mikel Arteta more in common with the former than the latter.
Noni Madueke said Arsenal “weren’t clinical enough” after the 0-0 draw at Nottingham Forest, with Inter Milan next in the Champions League.
Real Madrid are reportedly considering a move for Gabriel Martinelli, with Arsenal said to value the winger at around £86m ahead of the summer.