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Arsenal are approaching a crucial summer for Gabriel Jesus, with the striker\u2019s future increasingly under scrutiny as the end of the season draws closer.<\/strong><\/p>\n The Brazilian has endured another stop-start campaign due to fitness issues. Injuries have limited his rhythm again, something that has followed him over the past two seasons.<\/p>\n Even so, when available, he has remained useful for Mikel Arteta. Across the current campaign, Gabriel Jesus has made 24 appearances, scoring eight goals and providing five assists, according to Transfermarkt data.<\/p>\n He is also close to becoming the Brazilian player with the most goals in Premier League history: he has 78, behind only Roberto Firmino, with 82.<\/span><\/p>\n But the clock is ticking faster for him. Reports in both England and Brazil have pointed towards a possible departure, with his situation described as \u2018fast approaching\u2019<\/strong> a decisive point ahead of the summer window, with multiple clubs linked as suitors.<\/p>\n That is where Palmeiras re-enter the frame.<\/p>\n As covered earlier<\/strong>Palmeiras are preparing a move for Gabriel Jesus if they sell Flaco Lopez. The Argentine striker has been linked with a few of Arsenal\u2019s local rivals, which could trigger a wider transfer chain.<\/p>\n Internally, the Brazilian club see Jesus as the ideal replacement. He offers immediate impact, experience at the highest level and, crucially, a deep emotional connection with Palmeiras.<\/p>\n That connection has now been on display again.<\/p>\n Gabriel Jesus is on leave from Arsenal and training his physical skills at the Football Academy.<\/p>\n Palmeiras always leaves the doors open for the attacker due to the athlete’s identification with the club. pic.twitter.com\/857kYYudqp<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Flavio Latif (@latiflavio) March 25, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nPalmeiras links and London domino effect<\/h2>\n
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Gabriel Jesus speaks during Palmeiras visit<\/h2>\n