The future of Gabriel Jesus at Arsenal is uncertain. The Brazil international’s tenure with the Emirates has been quite challenging. Early in his first campaign, he appeared unbeatable, but injuries have since plagued him. After suffering an ACL injury during a match against Manchester United in January, Jesus had knee surgery and is presently recuperating.
The circumstances surrounding Gabriel Jesus at Arsenal are challenging. A season and a half ago, the Brazil international fell behind Kai Havertz in the rankings, and now, with Viktor Gyokeres joining the team, he will go even lower. The Gunners want to let him go because they don’t think he will start at Arsenal, even if he recovers from his injury at his peak.
The player now appears receptive to the notion that Andrea Berta is attempting to sell Jesus during this window, according to reports that surfaced on Friday. According to RTI Esporte in Brazil, Jesus has given Flamengo the green light to join them this summer, and the team is currently getting ready to present an offer to Arsenal.
Arsenal to let £45m star leave after Gyokeres deal
According to reports, the team will then focus on Eberechi Eze, a star for Crystal Palace, to join their formidable new assault, which has already been strengthened by the signing of Noni Madueke this summer. It now appears that Jesus will leave the Premier League as a result of those adjustments.
According to RTI Esporte, Flamengo has begun negotiations with Arsenal over a season-long loan deal for the 27-year-old, with the possibility of a permanent move next summer. The Brazilian team is willing to cover half of Jesus’ salary, which is reportedly £260,000 a week.
Importantly, Jesus has approved the move. The forward wants to impress Brazil manager Carlo Ancelotti and get as much playing time as possible before the World Cup next summer. Last season, Jesus had 27 appearances across all competitions, although just 13 of them were starts.
His season was cut short in January due to cruciate ligament damage, but Kai Havertz’s injury the following month meant Arsenal would be without a reliable center striker for the remainder of the campaign.
