Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus has poured out his soul, declaring his loyal commitment to the Gunners amid swirling transfer rumors. The Brazilian striker, sidelined for much of the season by injury, insists he’s not entertaining offers from Saudi Arabia or a homecoming to Palmeiras. Instead, he’s begging Mikel Arteta to keep him in the fold as Arsenal chase Premier League glory.
A Direct Appeal to the Boss
The words of Gabriel Jesus cuts straight to the heart: “I feel that I have unfinished business at Arsenal. I don’t want to leave”. The 28-year-old knows his minutes are precious. Competition from Kai Havertz and Leandro Trossard has intensified, but Jesus views it as fuel, not friction. “When I came here to join Mikel, my purpose was not only to score goals. My purpose was to win titles,” he revealed.
Mikel Arteta has never undervalued versatility. The fact that Jesus can press and relentlessly pass or drift wide can be traced back from his time under Pep Guardiola. With the domestic and the Champions League commitments weighing on Arsenal, this appeal would provide the momentum Arteta needs to bring his own prodigal son back to the fold.
❤️🤍 Gabriel Jesus: “I feel that I have unfinished business at Arsenal. I don’t want to leave”.
“We can wake up the sleeping giant. With this manager and this squad, we can do it. I trust my football. I trust God’s plan”, told Players’ Tribune. pic.twitter.com/JsqpwT8joX
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) December 18, 2025
Reviving the Sleeping Giant
The vision of Gabriel Jesus is impressive making Arsenal an invincible unit, as he did with the boyhood club Palmeiras. “When I was called to the first team… they had not won the Brazilian league in 22 years. We aroused the sleeping giant and took the title”. He now looks on the same alchemy at the Emirates. “I am here to make history”, he promised, to do not rest in comfort to conquer.
As winter whispers of exits fade, Jesus’s stand could shock the squad. With careful management post-injury, he stands ready to ignite Arsenal’s fire. The Gunners faithful? They’re already chanting his name.
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