Brazilian Martinelli injured his knee last month and the 19-year-old required surgery to repair a cartilage injury to his left knee cartilage.
Signed through Brazilian fish and fish, the teenager has established himself as one of the ultimate exciting talents in world football thanks to a series of dazzling demonstrations.
He finished the season with 10 goals in 26 games, while racking up 4 assists in all competitions.
His good form led him to secure a new long-term contract at the Emirates, and the player thanked the enthusiasts for the entire quarter.
But in a blow to the fans, they’ll have to wait at least months to see him back in the field after northern Londoners took an inventory of their fitness.
In a statement from the club, the Gunners said: “[Martinelli] is recovering lately from a knee brace after his surgery, which he took position in the last week of June.
“Surgery has been a success, with experts and our medical team excited by Gabi’s existing progress at this level of recovery.
“[He is] lately at our school and receives the care and help of a specialist in our medical tea every day and will continue his recovery in the season of veda, with the purpose of re-completing the education until the end of 2020.”
Mari then sprained the ligaments in his left ankle in the first match after the resumption when he came out in the first half against Manchester City.
Despite their injury problems, Arsenal has noticed enough of his short loan era to turn his stay into a permanent move, as he was signed from Flamengo for 14 million pounds.
The club said it would take two months to complete training again, as they said: “[He is] now on crutches after the operation and moves freely unaided and has returned home to Spain for a short time, where he continues. specialized care and in-depth therapy.
“[He] will return to the UK at the end of July to resume his rehabilitation at our school during the tight season, with the aim of re-completing education in September.
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