Gabriel Jesus is on the brink of departing Arsenal as the transfer window nears its conclusion. ESPN Brazil suggests that the chances of the 29-year-old forward leaving the club are significant, particularly as he currently finds himself training separately from Mikel Arteta's main squad.
This season, Jesus has yet to see a single minute of action in official matches for Arsenal. Both the club and the player are open to exploring transfer options, provided a suitable offer comes in.
The Brazilian's priority is to continue his career in England, although he remains open to considering alternatives from Italy, Spain, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. Napoli and Atletico Madrid have shown interest in the forward this summer.
A return to Brazil is seen as unlikely at this point. Palmeiras has regularly been linked with their former striker, but Jesus's wage demands present a significant hurdle, with the player keen to first weigh up prospects in other markets.
Willian commented:
I would stay in England, given my own experience. I would choose that option and try to find another opportunity to keep playing there.
This is a personal decision that only he can make. But based on my experience, I would definitely stay.
