Mikel Arteta has told a £50m Arsenal player that he must either leave by January or risk the manager being sacked. Arteta expressed frustration over managing a player he believes contributed to losing the league twice and has suggested the player seek a new club before January, or his contract may be terminated.
Gabriel Jesus is having difficulty finding the back of the net, leading some fans to call for his replacement. While Arsenal signed Kai Havertz to bolster their midfield, Havertz has frequently been preferred as the primary striker over Jesus.
Jesus’ goal-scoring issues are a concern for Arsenal, who might consider transferring him in the January window or the following summer. Palmeiras has expressed interest in re-signing him, keeping a close eye on his situation for months.
Even though Jesus enjoys life in London and likely earns more at Arsenal than he would in Brazil, Palmeiras is keen to bring him back. Nonetheless, reports indicate that Arsenal is not looking to sell him and intends to retain the Brazilian striker at least until next summer, according to UOL.
