Gabriel Martinelli married long-term partner Isabella Rousso in a private ceremony, with further celebrations reportedly planned for next year.
Arsenal forward Gabriel Martinelli has married his long-term partner Isabella Rousso, with the couple holding a private ceremony in Greece at the end of July.
The Brazil international and Rousso, who announced their engagement last year, chose an intimate celebration to mark the occasion.
According to reports in Brazil, the newlyweds are expected to hold a larger ceremony in their home country next summer, allowing friends and family to celebrate with them.
Rousso is reported to be a medical student.
Martinelli now returns his focus to football as Arsenal prepare for the new season, with the 25-year-old entering the campaign after another summer of change both on and off the pitch.
His future at the club is far from certain, with Arsenal looking to upgrade on the left wing but, at the time of writing, all signs point to him staying at the club he said one day he’d love to captain.
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