Gabriel Jesus

Arsenal’s squad have travelled to Dubai, with only two senior players appearing to miss the trip, and nine youth players getting a call-up.

No January striker for Arsenal—was it a wise decision or a costly mistake? As the season intensifies, can Arteta’s squad depth sustain their title ambitions?

Arsenal fans debate potential striker signings: Benjamin Šeško, Dusan Vlahović, Viktor Gyökeres, or Nico Williams. Who will boost Arsenal’s attack this season?

Arsenal ramp up efforts to sign RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko amidst an injury crisis, targeting the 21-year-old striker with a potential €70m January transfer bid.

Gabriel Martinelli reflects on Arsenal’s 2-2 draw vs Aston Villa, emphasising the need for improvement as the Gunners chase Liverpool in the Premier League title race.

Arsenal striker transfer budget takes a hit as Gabriel Jesus’ ACL injury ends plans for his summer sale, jeopardising moves for targets like RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko.

Arsenal face Aston Villa with no new injuries but remain without Gabriel Jesus and Bukayo Saka. Will Riccardo Calafiori’s return boost their defensive options?

Arsenal’s injury crisis deepens with Gabriel Jesus sidelined. Updates on his recovery and the return timelines for Bukayo Saka, Ben White, and others.

Gabriel Jesus begins recovery after ACL surgery. Learn about the rigorous rehabilitation process Arsenal’s striker faces and the club’s strategy to support his return.

Arsenal’s January plans hit a snag as Brighton striker Evan Ferguson faces weeks out with an ankle injury. Will Arteta press ahead or look for alternatives?

Arsenal target Viktor Gyökeres and Bryan Mbeumo to strengthen their squad after injuries to Gabriel Jesus and Bukayo Saka, signalling bold ambitions amid title aspirations.

Gabriel Jesus has suffered an ACL rupture, with surgery required before a lengthy period of recovery

Mikel Arteta fears that Gabriel Jesus has suffered a serious knee injury, following his early substitution during Sunday’s FA Cup match against Manchester United.

Arsenal could let first-team trio Gabriel Jesus, Oleksandr Zinchenko, and Thomas Partey leave the club in 2025, according to a report.

Arsenal target Evan Ferguson, once valued at £100m, and teenager Evan Mooney, as Mikel Arteta looks to strengthen his squad in the January transfer window.

Ethan Nwaneri’s muscular injury adds to Arsenal’s injury woes, leaving Arteta with limited options as the Gunners navigate a packed January schedule.

Gabriel Jesus discusses his vital equaliser against Brentford, his poacher’s instinct, and Arsenal’s ambitions after their impressive comeback victory.

Mikel Arteta has suggested that Arsenal have a few internal solutions to Arsenal’s right-wing problem, with Bukayo Saka and Raheem Sterling set to be out for a while.

Gabriel Jesus has been nominated for the EFL’s League Cup Player of the Round, following his hat-trick for Arsenal against Crystal Palace last week.

Three Arsenal players have made the various Premier League Teams of the Week after their 5-1 weekend win over Crystal Palace.