Gabriel Jesus’s future at Arsenal looks increasingly uncertain, with the Brazilian striker facing significant scrutiny after struggling to establish himself as the club’s first-choice forward. Since joining Arsenal, Jesus has had intermittent moments of quality, yet he’s failed to consistently meet expectations as the primary goal scorer for the team. This lack of reliable output has sparked speculation that Arsenal may move to replace him at the end of the season, possibly looking for a new striker who can deliver the firepower they need to maintain a competitive edge.
Arsenal fans were already eager to see a new striker added in the last summer transfer window. However, the club held back on any major acquisitions upfront, perhaps hoping that Jesus would find form or that another internal option might emerge. Now, it appears Arsenal is preparing to address this issue once the season concludes. The club’s intent to strengthen their attacking lineup has sparked rumours around Jesus’s departure, with several clubs reportedly considering a move for the 27-year-old.
One potential suitor mentioned is Newcastle United, who could be looking for a new forward themselves amid ongoing interest in their star striker, Alexander Isak. With Arsenal rumoured to be among those clubs eyeing Isak, a potential player rotation involving Jesus has been speculated. However, as reported by Football Insider, Newcastle is cautious about pursuing Jesus and is not expected to actively pursue him despite his experience and skill set.
For Arsenal, if Jesus’s form does not improve over the season, it seems likely they will consider letting him go to make room for a more clinical striker. Jesus’s success in securing his place in the team may ultimately depend on whether he can become a more consistent scoring threat. If not, Arsenal will likely explore all options to ensure they have the attacking strength necessary to challenge at the top level.
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Surprise, surprise. Offloading Jesus will be very tricky in my opinion.
Although it sounds very enticing to Arsenal fans I don’t see how Newcastle could sanction Jesus + money for Isak and square it with their fans as a good thing. Especially as they have money nowadays. I’d love it, but doesn’t sound realistic to me.