Gabriel Martinelli calls Kieran Tierney "my guy" in BBC video

Gabriel Martinelli called Kieran Tierney "my guy" in a BBC video, adding a personal note to the Brazil and Scotland connection.

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Gabriel Martinelli calls Kieran Tierney "my guy" in BBC video

Gabriel Martinelli put Kieran Tierney front and centre with a simple line: “Tierney is my guy.” The Brazil forward said it in a 33-second video, and the clip gives a direct look at how he describes his former Arsenal team-mate and Scotland international.

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That quote does more than repeat a friendly phrase. It comes from Martinelli, a Brazil forward, speaking about Tierney, who is identified in the clip as a Scotland international and former Arsenal team-mate. In a short video, the language does the work that longer background often tries to do: it shows the relationship plainly, without needing a long setup.

Martinelli and Tierney on

The video was published by the and runs 00:00:33. Its title, “Tierney is my guy,” matches the line Martinelli used, keeping the focus on Tierney rather than turning the clip into a broad profile. That matters because the entire piece is built around one relationship, not a wider team story.

Martinelli’s wording is direct. He does not qualify it, soften it, or add distance. For a reader trying to understand where the two stand, that is the useful part: the quote itself is the evidence, and the video gives it public form.

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Arsenal link to Scotland

The connection also bridges two national labels that usually sit apart. Martinelli is a Brazil forward. Tierney is a Scotland international. Their shared Arsenal history is the thread that links them, and the clip uses that shared past to frame a personal remark in a public setting.

Because the video is so short, every detail carries weight. The 33-second length leaves no room for drift, so the line about Tierney becomes the whole point. Readers get the relationship, the quote, and the context in one quick piece.

A brief public nod

What stands out here is how little the clip needs to say. A former club connection, a national-team label, and one line from Martinelli are enough to make the point. For anyone following Tierney’s profile, the takeaway is straightforward: he is being spoken about warmly by a Brazil forward who shared a dressing room with him at Arsenal.

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