However, the percentiles in which they fall for these metrics are not impressive, with the "elegant but hard-working" Spaniard, as he was described by U23 scout Antonio Mango, sitting in the top 46% of wingers for touches in the opposition's box, the top 29% for progressive carries and the top 19% for progressive passes received per 90.
Mudryk, on the other hand, sits in the top 35%, the top 22% and the top 28% for the same metrics.
What's worse is that besides these rather uninspiring figures, Martinelli is still miles clear of the player who supposedly could be his competition when it comes to their underlying numbers this season.
In fact, even Mudryk - who has had a rough time in west London after scoring just four goals since the Blues edged out Arsenal with an £88.5m offer last year - comes out ahead of Barrenetxea
Barrenetxea vs Mudryk vs Martinelli
Stats per 90
Barrenetxea
Mudryk
Martinelli
Non-Penalty Expected Goals + Assists
0.33
0.38
0.34
Goals
0.30
0.33
0.14
Assists
0.10
0.11
0.14
Progressive Carries
3.64
5.56
5.59
Progressive Passes
1.92
2.11
3.15
Passing Accuracy
66.4%
66.8%
77.0%
Shot-Creating Actions
2.53
3.01
4.13
Goal-Creating Actions
0.30
0.33
0.49
Dispossessed
3.23
1.22
1.82
All Stats via FBref for the 2023/24 Domestic Season
Arsenal's dynamic young Brazilian comes out on top in every vital metric bar non-penalty-expected goals and assists, goals and how frequently he is dispossessed per 90, with the Chelsea man claiming the top spot in those three areas.
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