Since leaving Brazil, Jesus has established himself as one of the most consistent Brazilian performers in Premier League history. After a successful stint at Manchester City, he moved to Arsenal, where he has become a vital part of Mikel Arteta's attacking unit, despite battling through a serious long-term knee injury suffered in late 2024.
In 2026, the forward has rediscovered his clinical edge, recording four goals and an assist with an impressive average of a goal contribution every 120 minutes. He is currently on the verge of making history as the highest-scoring Brazilian in Premier League history; his 78 goals put him just four behind the record currently held by former Liverpool star Roberto Firmino.