Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus is considering leaving the club in pursuit of more regular playing time. The Brazilian forward is prepared to prioritize his personal ambitions over his loyalty to the London side. Reports suggest he could move to another Premier League club during the summer transfer window, according to Goal.com reports .
Although the striker's current contract with the Gunners runs until June 2027, his current status under Mikel Arteta has forced him to rethink his future. According to ESPN, the 29-year-old does not rule out a move to a rival club in the English top flight to secure a starting role.
Jesus has struggled to regain his form since returning from a serious injury. After an 11-month layoff, he has managed only 6 goals in 27 appearances for Arsenal. Physical issues and a dip in efficiency have relegated him to a secondary role in Arteta's plans.
While the player has expressed a desire to return to his boyhood club Palmeiras in interviews, a move back to Brazil is not currently on his agenda. Jesus wants to stay in Europe, specifically England, to cement his legacy. He aims to become the highest-scoring Brazilian in Premier League history.
Currently, this record is held by former Liverpool star Roberto Firmino (82 goals). Gabriel Jesus needs 4 more goals to break this record. The former Manchester City man hopes to surpass this milestone by staying at a top English club and establishing himself as one of the most successful South Americans in the division's history.
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