Hear from our former midfielder after his decision to hang up his boots at the age of 30.
I have enjoyed every moment of my career and it has been the journey of a lifetime. I love you all so much and thank you for always making me smile. You've shared my highs and my lows and never wavered in your love and support for me. A special thank you must go to my best friends Duane and Benik. Through the good times and the bad you've always supported me and I've always felt that I could always rely on your honesty and support. Thank you for your help and support both on and off the pitch. I'll never forget how you always backed me and I'll forever be a Gooner. Thank you to my management team Neil Fewings, Duncan Ross, Fahri Ecvet and everyone who has helped me along the way. You've always made me feel supported and I hope I did you proud representing your club. Thank you for everything from the bottom of my heart. "It has been an unbelievable journey filled with so many incredible moments and I feel privileged to have experienced all that I did during my career. I will never forget everything you did for me to help me achieve my dreams. You've always made me feel supported and I hope I did you proud representing your club.
The midfielder, who was hampered by a series of injuries, won the FA Cup twice in successive seasons with the Gunners.
“You’ve always made me feel supported and I hope I did you proud representing your club. To play for you all has been a privilege. I’m forever grateful to you all. You lived the dream. “I feel very fortunate to have had the career I’ve had, but none of it would have been possible if it wasn’t for the love and support of so many people.” “From being the little boy kicking a ball around in the garden to captaining my beloved Arsenal and playing for my country at a World Cup. I have lived my dream.
Gabriel Jesus was involved in four goals on his Arsenal debut. Jesus and Eddie Nketiah linked up to great effect in a 5-3 win over Nurnberg.
Nketiah rifled in a shot which hit the crossbar and then rebounded off Tim Handwerker. Handwerker's deflection sent the ball goalwards and he was unable to rectify the situation as Jesus used his body to shield the ball into the net. It took Jesus just 85 seconds to score his first Gunners goal as he played a one-two with Eddie Nketiah before smashing a shot inside the Nurnberg keeper's near post. Jesus scored two goals and also applied pressure which resulted in two own goals as the Gunners beat Nurnberg 5-3 in their first pre-season friendly of 2022.
Take a look at the best of the action from our 5-3 win against 1. FC Nurnberg.
Copyright 2022 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Gabriel Jesus came off the bench at the break to net twice on his Gunners bow, while two own goals and a superb long-range effort from Mohamed Elneny proved to be enough to turn the game around in Mikel Arteta's men's favour. On an extraordinary afternoon in Germany, we came back from a 2-0 half-time deficit to beat 1.
That five-goal outburst matches the one registered by the Gunners against Ipswich Town 5-1, as manager Mikel Arteta looks to step up his squad's preparations ...
He dovetailed neatly with Albert Lokonga, and netted a brilliant goal to level the game at 2-2. He is set to play a key role in the opening weeks of the campaign, with Saka potentially delayed in his own return, and his ability to drop deep and dictate the pace of game shows he could also challenge Martin Odegaard. Crucial goals at the back end of 2021/22 convinced Arteta of his ability to consistently score in the Premier League and he is impressing in preseason. A willingness to drive forward and link with Nketiah and Nicolas Pepe gave optimism of an improved performance after the restart. Arteta's decision to give Nketiah a new long-term contract is a crucial indicator of the Spaniard's faith in his future potential. If Jesus plays centrally this season, Martinelli is expected to retain his slot on the left of a three-man attack and his chemistry with the new man looks positive.
Gabriel Jesus has been speaking about the similarities between Arsenal and former club Manchester City after sealing a £45m transfer to the Emirates Stadium ...
"The years I was at City, I came at the beginning of the project, so I can compare both," Gabriel Jesus told reporters. "For the present, and of course for the future of this club. And then of course to help us go for a beautiful future as we plan to do."
Gabriel Jesus scored twice on his Arsenal debut as the Gunners came back from 2-0 down at half-time to beat Nurnberg 5-3 in a pre-season friendly on Friday ...
He was a constant thorn in the Nurnberg defence’s side during the second half. Couldn’t really get into the game after his arrival in the second half. Excellent on the ball and played a part in the fifth goal. His presence in midfield immediately settled Arsenal down after a poor first half. Scored an outrageous goal to make it 2-2 in the second half. Came on for Turner in the second half. Came alive in the second half following the arrival of Jesus and Martinelli. Linked up really well with Jesus, was unlucky not to score with his shot that hit the bar. Looked lively when he got on the ball, but that was all too rare during a poor first half from the Gunners. Sent one shot over the top just before half-time when well placed. Gave the ball away sloppily in the build up to Nurnberg’s second goal. Back in action for the first time since March. Looked understandably rusty and his error in possession led to the opening goal. Got involved in a bit of a physical battle during the first half and came off second best. It was a great strike from Johannes Geis, but it went straight down the middle of Turner’s goal.
Gabriel Jesus scored twice on his first appearance for Arsenal on Friday, while Paul Merson believes Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic would be an ...
But it speaks to the quality of his character that he did all he could to keep things around Arsenal as positive as possible. Wenger enjoyed a stellar start to his time in North London and steered the team to three Premier League titles. "I personally think he is the best midfield player in Italy. Why there isn't a queue of clubs lining up to buy him, I do not know. Jesus latched onto a through ball and smashed home from a tight angle in the penalty area to get Arsenal back into the match, as they had trailed 2-0 at half time. While the match was against modest opposition and extremely early in the pre-season schedule, Arteta would have been delighted with Jesus' input. Let us know in the comments section below!
Alan Smith has warned ex-Man City striker Gabriel Jesus that he will be challenged by Arsenal attacker Gabriel Martinelli next season.
I think a lot of clubs are missing a trick.” He’s a bums off seats kind of player but the idea is to create a bigger squad so he can be rested and pulled from the team sometimes to sit on the bench. “I think that’s a possibility and I’m sure it will be something Arteta looks at in training and in a few matches.