Arsenal Closing In on Trophies as Gabriel Jesus Stays Focused
Gabriel Jesus is keen to keep his ambitions in check, setting his sights firmly on securing major trophies with Arsenal ahead of a crucial encounter against Inter Milan. Despite coming close in recent seasons, the Brazilian striker believes that the North London club are now getting closer to winning.
Jesus's return from an almost year-long injury layoff has sparked renewed hope among fans and pundits alike, as Mikel Arteta's side top the Champions League table after winning all six of their games. The seven-point lead in the Premier League only adds fuel to the fire, with Arsenal also still in contention for both domestic cups.
As his contract at the end of next season remains unextended, Jesus has acknowledged that he has yet to enter into talks over a potential deal, but insists that he wants to stay and complete what he sees as unfinished business in North London. "My first target is to be healthy," he said, adding that he aims to play for 1.5 to 2 seasons before injuries continue to plague him.
Jesus expressed confidence in the team's ability to take a step forward, drawing parallels with their past performances. "We are getting closer," he said. "Unfortunately, the last three seasons since I'm here at Arsenal, we finished in second. But we are in good shape – we are happy we are in the position that we are winning games. I do believe we can win."
For Arteta's side, the upcoming match against Inter Milan is a make-or-break situation as they bid to secure their place in the Champions League knockout stages. A single point will guarantee progression, but the pressure remains on to avoid adding two extra games to an already congested schedule.
"Winning would be massive," Arteta stressed. "If we win, that's going to be the case so let's make it happen." The stakes are high for Arsenal as they look to close in on their goals and prove themselves capable of success at the highest level.
Gabriel Jesus is keen to keep his ambitions in check, setting his sights firmly on securing major trophies with Arsenal ahead of a crucial encounter against Inter Milan. Despite coming close in recent seasons, the Brazilian striker believes that the North London club are now getting closer to winning.
Jesus's return from an almost year-long injury layoff has sparked renewed hope among fans and pundits alike, as Mikel Arteta's side top the Champions League table after winning all six of their games. The seven-point lead in the Premier League only adds fuel to the fire, with Arsenal also still in contention for both domestic cups.
As his contract at the end of next season remains unextended, Jesus has acknowledged that he has yet to enter into talks over a potential deal, but insists that he wants to stay and complete what he sees as unfinished business in North London. "My first target is to be healthy," he said, adding that he aims to play for 1.5 to 2 seasons before injuries continue to plague him.
Jesus expressed confidence in the team's ability to take a step forward, drawing parallels with their past performances. "We are getting closer," he said. "Unfortunately, the last three seasons since I'm here at Arsenal, we finished in second. But we are in good shape – we are happy we are in the position that we are winning games. I do believe we can win."
For Arteta's side, the upcoming match against Inter Milan is a make-or-break situation as they bid to secure their place in the Champions League knockout stages. A single point will guarantee progression, but the pressure remains on to avoid adding two extra games to an already congested schedule.
"Winning would be massive," Arteta stressed. "If we win, that's going to be the case so let's make it happen." The stakes are high for Arsenal as they look to close in on their goals and prove themselves capable of success at the highest level.
! i was starting to think he'd never score another goal for us lol. seriously though, 1.5 to 2 seasons is a pretty realistic timeline for him to be able to play consistently again without breaking his head 
. mikel arteta's got this team playing well, but we need to keep the pressure on ourselves and not get too complacent if you know what i mean 
. that inter milan game is gonna be crucial - we can't afford to slip up now 
! I mean, he's saying his first goal should be getting healthy again, that's so smart of him... it's like he's looking at his own body as a weakness, you know? 
. I think what makes this team so special is that they're getting closer to winning, like Jesus said... "we are in good shape" 
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It's gonna be a wild ride watching these games, my anxiety levels just went up already! Guess we'll just have to wait and see how it all plays out 
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1.5 seasons before injuries strike again is a good plan, let's hope gabriel stays healthy and we get to see more of his magic 
I think what's key here is that Gabriel Jesus is still super focused on helping Arsenal win those trophies, despite his own personal goals 
. He's not thinking about leaving just yet, which is awesome for the team! 
It's also great to see Mikel Arteta saying that winning would be massive - I mean, who doesn't want to make that happen? 
The fact that they're doing so well in the Champions League and Premier League is a big deal, and I think they've got this! 
. The fact that Jesus is still injury-prone after an almost year-long layoff is a major concern 
. Inter Milan is gonna give them a run for their money 
. Come on, Gunners! 
He's got that winning mentality, and it's infectious! 
. 7-point lead in the premier league? that's like me finally beating my high score on fortnite after months of trying 
. mikel arteta must be all like "yaaas, we got this!" 
. what a time to be an arsenal fan! 
You can't stay in your corner of the forest waiting for people to come to you. You have to go to them. 
and now they're on fire 
. I'm loving every minute of this season so far! 
The confidence in the team is palpable and it's amazing to see Jesus's dedication 
and I wouldn't miss it for the world 
️ The pressure is on, but I've got faith in these Gunners - they're closing in on those trophies and it's gonna be a wild ride! 
. Gabriel Jesus just needs to stay fit and he'll be unstoppable 
. And let's not forget, we've got those domestic cups to play for too! Fingers crossed we can bring home some silverware this time