Manchester City's four-goal hero Gabriel Jesus is wanted by Champions League-cha (04/2022): MATT BARLOW: It is a deal the Gunners believe can be completed, with the 25-year-old Brazilian, who has just a year left on a five-year deal, expected to seek a move. He made 236 appearances and scored 95 goals for them, winning four Premier League titles, three League Cups and the FA Cup. Mikel Arteta added: “I’m very excited. The club has done a tremendous job to recruit a player of this stature. I know Gabriel personally very well, and we all know him well from his time in the Premier League and being really successful here. The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has agreed in principle to introduce rugby-style orange cards.

I feel like I am a better player now than when I arrived - and to win 11 trophies has been amazing. My four Premier League titles are particularly special for me. Arsenal's win over Manchester United was a 'good warm up' for Champions League r (09/2023): Gabriel Jesus started and scored vs. PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday night, and credited his appearance in Arsenal's win over Man United earlier this month as a 'good warmup.'Also on Jesus’ speed dial is Brazilian legend Ronaldo, who spotted his qualities as early as 2016, saying: "I see many similarities between us. He is young and is already very successful with a lot of responsibility. He is already delighting us with what he does." Gabriel Jesus is NOT an elite striker and Arsenal will struggle to beat Manchest (09/25/23): Ian Ladyman has claimed that Gabriel Jesus is not an elite striker, and that Arsenal may not be able to topple Manchester City without one in their forward line. Gabriel Jesus' time at Manchester City can be characterised by an unselfishness that has always put the team ahead of any personal glory.

His average of 159 minutes per goal also ranks favourably, being the 14th-best among players with 50 or more Premier League goals once penalties are removed from their tallies. In total contrast to how Fabio Vieira was signed, months of groundwork and negotiation have finally paid off with Arsenal confirming the arrival of Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus. Arsenal have worked hard to get Eddie Nketiah tied down to a new contract, after seeing his previous deal expire, but competition and rotation is required in the final third of the field.If you look at the numbers, Jesus is actually very similar to Alexandre Lacazette," ex-Tottenham and Republic of Ireland defender Stephen Kelly told BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast. "And he's been playing in one of the most creative teams in the world. Arteta added: "I'm very excited. The club has done a tremendous job to recruit a player of this stature. I know Gabriel personally very well, and we all know him well from his time in the Premier League and being really successful here. Even with this incredible commitment to being a professional footballer, Jesus also kept up with his studies. His school reports labelled him as a bright pupil with an impeccable attendance record and passed his final exams with distinction. His former headteacher has suggested that a career in the sciences – particularly biology – could have been a viable option had football not worked out.

Arteta said he only wanted signings this summer that would take the club to the next level. The addition of Jesus should do exactly that. Arsenal have signed a winner. A Premier League champion who has yet to even hit his prime.Arsenal eye move for Wolves winger Pedro Neto with star their top target (08/2022): Wolves' asking price for the winger remains unclear, and the Gunners may be limited with their finances due to the arrivals of Gabriel Jesus, Oleksandar Zinchenko and Fabio Vieira. After winning 21 caps and scoring 7 goals at youth level, including reaching the final of the 2015 FIFA U-20 World Cup and winning an Olympic gold medal at the 2016 Summer Olympics, Jesus made his senior debut for Brazil in September 2016. He was part of the squads that took part at the FIFA World Cup in 2018 and 2022, also participating at the Copa América in 2019 and 2021, winning the former tournament. Read even more about Gabriel Jesus at Wikipedia Traded items with a signature of Gabriel Jesus Arsenal Technical Director Edu said: "We are delighted that we have secured the transfer of Gabriel. Everyone who knows football well knows the qualities of Gabriel Jesus. In 2014 with Jesus starring for Palmeiras’ academy, and their first-team fighting against relegation, the clamour to unleash the teenage prodigy intensified so much that their fans started a petition to demand the young hotshot be given a chance. Managers Ricardo Gareca and Dorival Júnior resisted the temptation, but in less than two years following his debut, Jesus had helped transform his team from basement battlers to title winners. This is a position that’s been on our radar for a long time now and we have managed to get a player that we all wanted, so I’m really happy.” Why have Arsenal signed Gabriel Jesus?