Gabriel Jesus Archives: 11/2023

Gabriel Jesus doesn’t just want to score goals in the Champions League, he wants to win the entire competition.

Bukayo Saka has set a new record in the Champions League, as well as becoming the top player for goal contributions in this season’s competition.

Arsenal’s top performers have been recognised by various media outlets following the 6-0 thrashing of RC Lens on Wednesday night.

Explore insights from Steve Sidwell, Ian Wright, and Alan Shearer on Arsenal’s need to enhance their attack, despite a strong defensive record in the Premier League.

Bukayo Saka is hopeful that Arsenal’s injured players can help push the team to fight for the Premier League title on their returns.

Mikel Arteta updates on the fitness of Odegaard, Jesus, and White ahead of Arsenal’s Brentford clash, with positive signs for the team’s lineup.

Arsenal plans to sign a new striker in summer 2024, eyeing Juventus’ Dusan Vlahovic and Brentford’s Ivan Toney, amidst stalled contract talks with Jorginho.

Gabriel Jesus admits scoring is not his forte amid his goal drought at Arsenal, sparking reactions among fans

Now that another international break has come to an end, let’s take a look at how Arsenal’s internationals got on this November.

Gabriel Jesus played 90 minutes for Brazil on his return from injury on Tuesday night, appearing to come through the match unscathed.

Arsenal and Manchester United lead the chase for Santos striker Marcos Leonardo, with Newcastle and Roma also in the fray for the Brazilian prodigy.

Gabriel Jesus is back in full training with Brazil and set to start their match against Argentina on Tuesday night, according to reports.

Midway through the November international break, let’s take a look at how Arsenal’s internationals are getting on so far.

Didier Deschamps discusses the psychological challenges faced by Arsenal’s William Saliba with the French national team, contrasting with his club performance.

Gabriel Jesus’ potential start for Brazil against Argentina raises concerns at Arsenal, with manager Mikel Arteta wary of his fitness post-injury.

Gabriel Martinelli scored a lovely goal just minutes into his second start for Brazil against Colombia on Thursday night, but his team slipped to defeat anyway.

Gabriel Jesus has been left out of Brazil’s squad to face Colombia, but he’s remained in Brazil and he’s still in contention to play against Argentina next week.

Brazil continue to hope that Gabriel Jesus can feature against Argentina next week, though he won’t be involved against Colombia.

Brazil have attempted to play down reports of a feud with Arsenal over their handling of Gabriel Jesus, who has travelled for international duty despite his ongoing injury rehabilitation.

Gabriel Martinelli has linked up with Brazil, despite some concerns about his fitness status following his substitution against Burnley at the weekend.