In this video
- Gabriel Jesus said he thanks God every day that he came back in good shape. He is glad to have had a lot of minutes, and thinks they are building something good for his knee and his whole body.
- Jesus thinks they are getting closer, after finishing second in his three seasons there. Every player in the squad can make an impact, he said, and he believes they can win; they just need to go game by game.
- Jesus said they have a good relationship and talk football; sometimes he gives an opinion and sometimes Gyökeres does. He is sure Gyökeres will find a way to score for them too.
- Jesus said the Premier League is hard, and every team at the top dropped points last round. At City, if he is not wrong, only the 100-point season was without a lot of dropped points.
“So, we believe, we have to believe otherwise why we are here.”
- Asked whether the number nine spot is there for the taking, Jesus called it a tough question and said Gyökeres and another striker are amazing players. At a club as big as Arsenal, no spot is guaranteed to anyone.
- Jesus said his first target is to be healthy, having maybe played one and a half or two of his four seasons there. He wants to extend his contract and stay, though he said the reality can be different.
- Asked whether there had been any discussions yet about a new deal, after saying he is keen to stay, Jesus said there had not.
Gabriel Jesus press conference ahead of Arsenal’s clash with Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League. Fresh off his return from injury, the Brazilian striker reflects on his recovery journey, his current form, and how he’s contributing to Arsenal’s impressive run across all competitions.
Jesus discusses the club’s ambitions in the Champions League and Premier League, how close the squad is to lifting the trophy, and his belief in Arsenal’s ability to win multiple trophies this season. He also speaks about his role mentoring teammates like Viktor Gyökeres, the fierce competition for the number nine spot, and what it takes to win in England.
In a heartfelt moment, Gabriel addresses his future with the club—confirming he wants to stay and extend his contract, aiming to fulfill his purpose at Arsenal. He also shares powerful insights on the importance of experience, unity in the dressing room, and the impact of Arsenal fans on the pitch.
This is the most honest and hopeful interview Gabriel Jesus has given since joining the Gunners.



