Arsenal "decided" to sell the £50 million star player after Berta sent a "clear message" under Bayern's interest.

It is reported that Andre Berta insists that the Brazilian is a "valuable contributor", and Arsenal has "decided" to sell Gabriel Martinelli this summer, with Bayern Munich showing interest in him.

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According to Mick Brown, the former top scout for Manchester United and Blackburn, the situation has indeed changed. He claims that the Gunners have decided to let Martinelli go due to concerns over his lack of stability.

"They have decided that he is not stable enough and not suitable for them," Brown told Football Insider.

They have weighed everything up. They know he can join the team and do something excellent. He will return to a state where it's hard to make an impact.

This is a difficult decision, but it's the one they made and they can improve it.

Any club is willing to offer him a decent deal, and Arsenal is prepared to let him go.

I was told that Bayern Munich is one of the clubs that are keeping an eye on him. As we said before, after losing some players, they hope to strengthen the flanks.

From his perspective, going to Germany can enable him to thrive and demonstrate what he can do.

Playing for a dominant team and facing weaker opponents might help him find that kind of stability.

With his speed, he will be a good choice for them, which can relieve the pressure on him in the Premier League and when he plays for Arsenal.

As we said, Bayern is keeping an eye on several players in this position, and he is one of them.