Arsenal player talks about being rejected by Manchester United when he didn't perform well during a trial.

Gabriel Martinelli, a rising star in the football world, recently revealed that he had a trial at Manchester United before joining Arsenal. At the time, he felt anxious and hoped that his trial would lead to a permanent spot on the team. However, things did not work out as he had hoped and he was ultimately rejected by the club.

After his trial at United, Martinelli returned to his hometown club Ituano. But his dreams of playing for a Premier League powerhouse were not over yet. He caught the eye of Arsenal's former recruitment chief Francis Cagigao and was given a second chance to prove himself. And he did not disappoint.

Since joining Arsenal in 2019, Martinelli has become an integral part of the team. He made an instant impact under Unai Emery and has continued to thrive under the guidance of current manager Mikel Arteta. Martinelli is now a key player in Arsenal's pursuit of a second successive title.

Despite the disappointment of being rejected by Manchester United, Martinelli has no regrets. He believes that everything happens for a reason and Arsenal was where he was meant to be. Looking back, he sees that his rejection was a blessing in disguise.

But Martinelli's journey to success was not without its challenges. He also shared his experience of being forced to leave Corinthians, the club he had supported as a child. His father, who had always dreamed of having a son who would become a professional player, had taken him to Corinthians when he was six years old. Martinelli passed the test and was approved by the coach, but he had to leave the club when he was only 13 years old.

Leaving Corinthians was a tough decision for Martinelli and his family. They had to leave behind a place where everyone knew them and start over at a new club. But Martinelli's parents believed that it was the best decision for their son's future and he had to trust their judgment.

Today, Martinelli is a successful player for Arsenal and has no regrets about the path he took to get there. He is grateful for the opportunities he has been given and is determined to continue working hard to achieve his goals. As he looks back on his journey, he realizes that everything happens for a reason and he is exactly where he is meant to be.

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