BREAKING NEWS: Arsenal player warned he must enhance his performance or risk being transferred following his display against Bolton.

Arsenal fans have voiced their frustration with Gabriel Jesus following the team’s 5-1 victory over Bolton in the Carabao Cup third round. Despite the comfortable win, many supporters believe Jesus needs to significantly improve his performances, or he may face being sold.

The Gunners established a strong position early in the match, leading 2-0 by halftime. Youngster Ethan Nwaneri netted his first professional goal shortly after Declan Rice had opened the scoring in the 16th minute.

Bolton, currently struggling in 19th place in League One, responded quickly with a goal from Aaron Collins, assisted by John McAtee. However, they couldn’t maintain the momentum. Arsenal effectively sealed the match when Raheem Sterling scored his first goal for the club, making it 3-1, followed by Kai Havertz scoring from a rebound to increase the lead to 5-1.

Amid this decisive victory, fans expressed concern over Jesus’s lackluster performance. Comments from supporters reflected their disappointment; one noted that Jesus needs to step up, stating, “This isn’t good enough.” Another pointed out that despite the team’s success, Jesus hasn’t scored and appears out of form.

A third fan emphasized the need for Jesus to find the net for his confidence, labeling his display as “terrible.” Further frustration was evident in a question about when Jesus last scored for the club.

Jesus’s last goal came on January 30 in a Premier League match against Nottingham Forest, and he has struggled since then. His performance issues are compounded by injuries and limited starting opportunities, as he has only started once this season in a goalless draw against Atalanta in the Champions League, where he was substituted after 58 minutes.

Given these factors, some fans are calling for manager Mikel Arteta to explore other striker options in the upcoming January transfer window, indicating that the current situation is untenable if Jesus does not regain his form soon.

The pressure is mounting on the forward to rediscover his scoring touch, especially as the team looks to maintain its competitive edge in domestic and European competitions.

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