adminLONDON. – Arsenal summer signing Gabriel Jesus has revealed his plans to stay for five seasons and help the club get back to the top of the Premier League.
Jesus left Manchester City for the Gunners in a £45million transfer, hoping to find a long-term project.
The Brazilian, 25, says there’s no better project than Arsenal, who have been “dormant” despite their long, rich history.
Jesus told TNT Sports: “Well, as I said, I always like projects in my life, I like to do things not only thinking about today, but thinking about the long term.
“I came here not to stay one or two seasons, but to stay five. So that’s my thought.
“That’s why I chose to come to Arsenal, a very big club in England, where they have a very beautiful history, and who unfortunately are dormant a little bit.
“So that also counted, I have this challenge of winning.
“I lived in Palmeiras for 22 years without winning the Brazilian League and we managed to win together and it was wonderful for us for our career.
“And I believe the fans will never forget it. So that’s what I think, you know.
“Coming to a club that haven’t won a league for a long time and that has been improving every year.
“The decision was also very important.”
Jesus has shown signs that he could be the man to help Arsenal charge their way back into the top-four.
The striker has three goals in two pre-season games for Arsenal.
Jesus’ next outing could be against Orlando today. – The Sun
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