Jesus preseason against Man Utd

Brazilian club now thinks it will take time to sign Arsenal man

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Palmeiras has long been interested in bringing Gabriel Jesus back to Brazil, but the Arsenal striker seems more inclined to continue his career in Europe for the time being. Despite his initial promise upon joining the Gunners, Jesus has struggled to meet expectations, leaving Arsenal reportedly considering other options in attack.

Since his arrival, Arsenal has shown significant faith in Jesus, giving him opportunities to lead their line. However, his inability to consistently deliver the goals the team needs has cast doubt on his long-term future at the club. With Arsenal pushing for success both domestically and in Europe, they may feel compelled to bring in a more reliable striker during the next transfer window.

Jesus scoring for Arsenal

Palmeiras, Jesus’ former club, remains eager to sign the forward and has been pushing for a deal for some time. According to UOL, the Brazilian side continues to dream of his return but acknowledges that Jesus is unlikely to leave Europe just yet. The report suggests Palmeiras understands the striker wants to continue proving himself on the European stage, where he still has unfinished business.

For Arsenal, the decision regarding Jesus’ future will not be an easy one. While he retains the potential to shine in a new environment, his current form raises questions about whether he can truly fulfil the expectations placed upon him. Should the Gunners decide to part ways with him, they may look to recoup some of their investment and reinvest in a more clinical forward.

If Jesus does not improve his output significantly in the coming months, a summer departure may become inevitable. Whether that move keeps him in Europe or eventually leads to a return to Brazil will depend on how both the player and Arsenal view their respective futures.


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3 Comments

  1. ” a summer departure may become inevitable.” Why/how? Jesus is under contract to Arsenal until summer 2027. I don’t think he’s shown any indication to date of wanting to move. Rather the opposite, saying he’s fit and will fight for a place, I recall reading earlier this season.

    Jesus has played a bit part in the team so far in 2024-25 (contributing no EPL goals so far, although we live in hope as always) and we shouldn’t forget he gets paid around £14m a season doing just that, or even nothing at all if it comes to it. Even though, at 27, he’s coming towards his peak earning potential, Jesus very likely would have to take a big pay cut elsewhere as no Brazilian club, and I doubt any European club, would offer anything like his salary at Arsenal now. Not a very appealing prospect I would have thought.

    At the end of the day, despite what Arsenal may want, Jesus is perfectly entitled to stay if he so chooses for another two and a half seasons. That will cost Arsenal another £35m or so – money that could have been used towards other signings of course.

  2. I agree it could take sometime, as fitting in all the naughts into Jesus’s wages will be a real time consumer. 🤣

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