PSG manager Luis Enrique has revealed he’s assigned three players to mark a specific Arsenal star next week, calling him the only truly skillful player in the squad capable of magic with his feet. Surprisingly, it’s neither Saka nor Rice — but one unexpected name Enrique is eager to watch in action.

BREAKING NEWS: PSG Coach Luis Enrique Reveals the Arsenal Star He Fears Most — And It’s Not Saka or Rice!

Football fans around the world are eagerly anticipating next week’s Champions League showdown between Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain, and the mind games have already begun. In a surprising revelation during a press conference earlier today, PSG boss Luis Enrique named the one Arsenal player he’s most concerned about — and it’s neither Bukayo Saka nor Declan Rice.

“I’ve already assigned three players to mark him closely throughout the match,” Enrique confessed. “He’s the only truly skillful player in that Arsenal team who can do wonders with his feet. You give him space, and he’ll punish you.”

Though the Spanish coach refused to name the player outright in front of the cameras, inside sources suggest he was referring to none other than Arsenal’s Brazilian magician, Gabriel Martinelli. The 23-year-old winger has been in sensational form this season, dazzling defenders with his explosive pace, sharp dribbling, and lethal finishing.

What makes this revelation even more fascinating is that Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti once made a similar comment about Martinelli.

During a post-match interview last season, Ancelotti reportedly told journalists, “He’s the one Arsenal player we feared. His footwork and movement are unpredictable. He’s a special talent.”

Luis Enrique’s decision to dedicate three markers to Martinelli highlights the growing respect and fear the young forward commands across Europe.

While players like Saka and Rice often dominate the headlines, it seems Martinelli’s technical brilliance and ability to produce match-winning moments haven’t gone unnoticed by elite coaches.

This strategy from PSG could either be a masterstroke or a risky gamble. Over-focusing on one player might open up space for Arsenal’s other attacking threats like Saka, Odegaard, and Jesus. However, Enrique seems determined to neutralize the one man he believes could single-handedly change the game.

With both teams chasing European glory, next week’s clash promises high drama, tactical battles, and individual brilliance. All eyes will certainly be on Martinelli to see if he can live up to the hype and break free from PSG’s triple-marking trap.

One thing is certain — when two of Europe’s top managers single out a player for special attention, the football world ought to pay attention.