“I have a lot of respect for both of them but he is better…..”- Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli drops shame and confidently picks who is between his Arsenal teammate Bukayo Saka and Brazil teammate Vini Jr

“He is better, but I still have a lot of respect for both of them.”- Gabriel Martinelli, an Arsenal player, puts aside his embarrassment and boldly choose between Vini Jr. of Brazil and Bukayo Saka of Arsenal.

Gabriel Martinelli, an Arsenal player, considers his teammate to be “among the best in the world.”
Gabriel Martinelli, Bukayo Saka’s teammate at Arsenal, thinks the standout player in the Premier League thus far this season is among the finest in the world.

Bukayo Saka, an Arsenal teammate, is currently regarded by Gabriel Martinelli as one of the top players in the world of football.

Saka, 23, led Arsenal to a thrilling victory over Southampton on Saturday, ensuring that his team maintained its lead over Manchester City and Liverpool in the Premier League standings.

At the Emirates, Saka got rid of Flynn Downes to set up Kai Havertz for his fourth goal in as many games after Cameron Archer gave the Saints a startling lead.

Saka’s precise cross was subsequently converted by substitute Martinelli in the 68th minute, and the England man completed another excellent display by adding his name to the scoresheet in the final moments.

Saka leads all players in Europe’s top five leagues with seven assists in the Premier League thus far, three more than any other player. He also topped the Gunners’ 41-assist record held by Robert Pires.

Martinelli praised his fellow winger, saying, “He’s unbelievable, and one of the best players in the world right now.”

It’s great to have him here as one of the captains because he’s a really wonderful man as well.

“Bukayo hit an incredible ball, and my goal was to score.” For me, it was a great occasion with a worthwhile objective.

Saka will now play in England’s Nations League matches against Finland and Greece.

Saka has made seven appearances in a span of twenty-one days for Arsenal during a run of victories that included a thrilling draw at the Etihad against City and a victory away at Tottenham. Arsenal then defeated Paris St. Germain to make a statement after a Champions League draw at Atalanta.

Saka has been a major factor in the Gunners’ successful start to the season, but Havertz has also chipped in. On Saturday, he made history at the Emirates by becoming the first player to score in seven straight games since Robin van Persie did it in 2012. The run of goals dates back to Arsenal’s season-ending victory against the New York Jets in 2012.

The former Chelsea striker’s confidence is evident in his play, according to Mikel Arteta. “He grabs the ball, runs with it, applies maximum force in the high press, and holds it.”

He practices daily because he is driven to achieve more. He’s not content. He still has another level to go. Even though he is surrounded by elite players, he has transformed, and you can definitely feel his confidence growing.

“It’s great that he’s now putting it into games and winning football matches.”

Arsenal, who are tied with City and one point behind Liverpool in the Premier League, will take a two-week break before playing Bournemouth again.