Jesus Reveals His Desire Regarding His Future
Brazilian forward Gabriel Jesus, player of the English club Arsenal, once again confirmed his desire to return to his former club Palmeiras in the future.
Jesus stated: "I have not been in contact with any other club, and my desire, as I say, is to return to Palmeiras, and Palmeiras' desire is also for me to return."
He continued: "When I feel the time has come to return there, I will decide that with Arsenal."
According to the English newspaper "Mirror," Spanish coach Mikel Arteta of Arsenal does not want Jesus to leave at the moment, in order to keep several attacking options.
It is worth noting that Jesus, who has been absent for a long time due to injury, is preparing to return to the fields in the coming weeks.
Jesus stated: "I have not been in contact with any other club, and my desire, as I say, is to return to Palmeiras, and Palmeiras' desire is also for me to return."
He continued: "When I feel the time has come to return there, I will decide that with Arsenal."
According to the English newspaper "Mirror," Spanish coach Mikel Arteta of Arsenal does not want Jesus to leave at the moment, in order to keep several attacking options.
It is worth noting that Jesus, who has been absent for a long time due to injury, is preparing to return to the fields in the coming weeks.
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