"Doing things I have never seen Auba or Laca do" - Fans go off the deep end as Jesus scores
Arsenal fans are blissful after new marking Gabriel Jesus scored in their pre-season match against Everton on Saturday, July 16. He scored the principal objective in the 2-0 win at the MT&T Bank Stadium in Maryland, US.
It was Jesus' third objective in two counterparts for the Gunners. The Brazilian likewise scored in their 5-3 win in their first pre-season match against Nurnberg on July 8.
Jesus joined Arsenal from Manchester City this late spring for around £45 million. The Brazilian joined Mikel Arteta, who was the associate supervisor of Pep Guardiola at City prior to moving to the Emirates in 2019.
The Gunners' fans were floated by the presentation put in by their new marking and took to Twitter to share their rapture. An even contrasted Jesus with Manchester City and Liverpool's new signings, Erling Haaland and Darwin Nunez, separately.
Here are a portion of these responses:
The north London side battled before objective last season, particularly after the takeoff of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in January. Alexandre Lacazette and Eddie Nketiah could oversee nine Premier League objectives between them.
This maybe prompted them passing up the Champions League spot. They completed fifth in the Premier League, only two focuses behind rivals Tottenham Hotspur.
Consequently, Arsenal fans will be glad to see the commitment shown by Jesus up to this point and trust he can assist them with arriving at UCL interestingly starting around 2017. He scored 13 objectives and gave 12 aids 41 appearances in all contests for Manchester City last season.
Arsenal agree with Manchester City over Oleksandr Zinchenko
After Gabriel Jesus, Arteta could add one more Manchester City player to his positions at the Emirates in Oleksandr Zinchenko.
As per move master Fabrizio Romano, the two clubs have agreed for a charge of around £30 million. Compensation, length of agreement and other last subtleties are still in conversation.
Arsenal will likewise need to settle on private terms with the Ukrainian for the arrangement to be finished.
Zinchenko, 25, is a flexible footballer who can play as a left-back or as a focal midfielder. He highlighted multiple times in all contests last season for Manchester City, making five helps.
When finished, the Ukrainian will be the north London side's fifth marking this mid year. They've marked winger Marquinhos from Sao Paulo, midfielder Pablo Vieira from Porto, goalkeeper Matt Turner from New England Revolution and striker Jesus from City.
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