Gabriel Jesus has been linked with a move away from Arsenal after losing his first-team spot to Kai Havertz.
Havertz has excelled as the focal point in Mikel Arteta’s system, relegating Jesus to the bench more often than he would prefer.
The Brazilian has struggled to shine in the current Arsenal team, prompting speculation about his departure from the Emirates.
Arsenal has been linked with several strikers, and if any are signed, Jesus could face even greater challenges for playing time.
It wouldn’t be surprising if he seeks a transfer, but Arsenal may find it difficult to offload him.
As a former Manchester City player, Jesus is one of the highest earners at the Emirates, and only a few European clubs could match his current wages.
According to a report on Sport Italia, Arsenal might be compelled to subsidise some of his wages if he moves to a new team.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Jesus has failed to score enough goals for us, which is what strikers are expected to do.
We need to find a replacement for him and subsidise his wages if it will take that to offload him.
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If a good offer comes in then take it but it would be a mistake to loan him elsewhere and subsidise his wages.
He is still a good player but one who has suffered through injury so we can use him as squad player, quality cover for centre forward and wide positions.
Quality player, that works hard and gives 100% every game. Why would we sell him, when he is versatile to play left or right or through the middle as an attacking player. I would like to see him in an Odeguaard position as an advanced midfielder, as he has the vision, technical skill and work rate to pull it off. It may even improve his game due to his work rate being similar to Odeguaard.
Arsenal should keep him unless a ridiculous offer comes in for him, otherwise he is still a useful player.
That guy can be more productive on the wide areas be it left or right!!!! I wish he can be talked out of Center forward role. I like him as a baller. He can be relied on to even challenge Saka as a no.7
Sorry for him, he’s got talent but not what we need at this point. Remember we need to buy big and balancing books is also crucial. So if a good offer comes in, why not take it? I believe three players in wide areas are just enough if the manager rotates them well ? I mean Saka, Marinella and Trossard. Buy Sesko, Guimaraes and Fofana and if funds are still available then another attacking midfielder and we can beat City to the title.
Thank goodness we’re not selling him.he was and still remains one of our best players
Since April 23, he has been a flop. A total and utter flop.
Why would we want to sell Jesus? Are we desperate for money? Are desperate to move him on that we would go as far as subsidising his wages?
He is a quality part of the squad. Just because he has had some injuries does not mean we are in desperate need to get rid of him.
Jesus always gets me categorising.
Lacazette = Foundation Level.
Jesus = Intermediate Level
Suarez = Advanced.
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Jesus is a reliable strength to draw on anytime we need it.
He gives us depth and example of hard work and commitment. Arsenal better keep him no matter what. He will always be a big plus and a great weapon.