Another Brazilian club wants injured Arsenal man

Gabriel Jesus may be closer to an Arsenal exit than many supporters realise, with growing speculation that his next move could take him away from Europe altogether. The Brazilian forward is currently concentrating on recovering from an injury sustained in January and remains hopeful of returning to action before the end of the year. His injury came at a time when he appeared to be finding his best form in an Arsenal shirt, making the setback particularly frustrating for both the player and the club.

Despite his determination to regain fitness and re-establish himself, questions persist regarding his long-term future in North London. Reports suggest that several clubs have expressed an interest in acquiring his services, which could open the door to a transfer if the right offer arrives.

Interest from South American Clubs

Among the suitors is Palmeiras, the Brazilian side where Jesus began his professional career. The club has maintained a long-standing interest in their former player and remains keen to bring him back at some point. Palmeiras view him as a figure who could add both experience and quality to their attacking line. However, recent developments indicate that another major Brazilian club has joined the race.

According to Bolavip, Gremio has now been linked with a potential move for the striker. The report revealed that one of the candidates in Gremio’s forthcoming presidential elections has publicly identified Jesus as a marquee signing he intends to pursue should he win the position. Such a statement has fuelled speculation that the forward could indeed return to Brazil sooner rather than later, particularly if the offer aligns with his ambitions and Arsenal’s willingness to negotiate.