Martinelli: Arsenal Set for Historic Achievements This Season, Aiming for Champions League and Premier League Trophies

October 26th Report – Recently, Arsenal forward Gabriel Martinelli expressed in an interview with English media *Daily Mirror* that this group of trophy-hungry players is ready to achieve "something great" in what he describes as the "most important season of their lives." The Gunners currently sit atop the Premier League and maintain a perfect record in the Champions League, positioning themselves as strong contenders for multiple titles.  

The Brazilian star also revealed that if the pursuit of Premier League and Champions League glory isn't enough motivation, the majority of the squad is also driven by the dream of competing in next year's World Cup. Since the iconic "Invincibles" season of 2004, Arsenal have not won the league title and have never lifted the Champions League trophy. However, the current squad, brimming with international talent, is poised to seize this unprecedented opportunity.  

"We truly believe this season will be something great," Martinelli stated. "This team has an exceptional group and top-quality players. We are confident in our ability to win trophies. Playing for Arsenal means striving to win every competition – the Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup, and Champions League."  

"This is undoubtedly a crucial season, especially with the World Cup approaching. Every player is eager to be on the field and give their all."  

Having finished as runners-up in the past three seasons, Arsenal now lead the Premier League and are set to face Crystal Palace this Sunday. Martinelli, with the experience of a title race behind him, cautioned: "Reaching the top is one thing, but staying there is the real challenge. That’s what we’re fully focused on. With our incredible team and fans, we will give everything to achieve it."  

Known for his strong mentality, Martinelli has earned widespread respect from teammates at both club and national levels, as well as from fans. Despite facing competition from the likes of Rodrygo and Vinícius Jr. in the Brazilian national team and vying for positions with Eberechi Eze and Leandro Trossard at Arsenal, the winger maintains an exceptional perspective: "Playing for Arsenal feels like being in a national team. I’m fortunate to share the pitch with so many talented players."  

"I always give my best on and off the field, striving to express my talents freely. Every time I step onto the pitch, I give my all for the team and hope to contribute in any way I can."