BREAKING NEWS: “I’ve done everything I can to make Him happy here at EMIRATE, but it appears things are not going well for Him.”

Gabriel Jesus has shown unwavering dedication to staying at Arsenal and proving his worth, with full backing from manager Mikel Arteta. Despite the high-profile signing of Kai Havertz for £65 million, ongoing injury issues, and enticing offers from Saudi Arabia, speculation about Jesus’ future in London persisted.

Nonetheless, Jesus, who is 27, has approached this season with a determined mindset to cement his place in Arteta’s lineup. His efforts have been acknowledged, notably playing a pivotal role in Arsenal’s 2-0 victory against Wolves on the opening day of the season. Arteta has emphasized that Jesus remains an integral part of his strategy for a Premier League title bid, suggesting that the club is not focused on acquiring a new striker at this time.

The Sun reports that Jesus is committed to securing his spot in the team, despite receiving £60 million offers from Saudi Pro League teams. Arteta has recognized Jesus’ dedication and expressed trust in his attacking resources after Arsenal’s opening match win.

In comments to talkSPORT following the Wolves game, Arteta stated, “I have confidence in Havertz, Gabriel Jesus, and Leandro Trossard, who can also fill that position. Our squad boasts a range of qualities, and it’s vital to have faith in our players and support their growth. They possess talent, and their commitment is clear, which is our primary focus.”

Arteta had earlier lauded Jesus for his effort and progress during Arsenal’s pre-season tour in the U.S., where Jesus impressed significantly. In a 2-1 win against Manchester United, he stood out and received praise from Arteta for his sharpness and preparedness for the upcoming season.

“He looks really good,” Arteta remarked after Jesus scored against United. “He’s sharp, made notable improvements over the summer, and has returned in excellent shape. This is crucial for peak performance. He has recognized this, and I am very pleased with his progress.”

Arteta’s acknowledgment of Jesus’ commitment reflects his confidence in the current squad, emphasizing the importance of internal development and trust as Arsenal aims for the title this season.

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