Earlier this month, a report claimed Arsenal have already ‘agreed to a January deal’ to let Jesus leave amid speculation linking him with a return to Brazil. Despite this, Jesus has revealed in a new interview with ESPN Brazil that his ‘priority’ is to remain at Arsenal until his contract expires in 2027.

Gabriel Jesus is in a tricky position at Arsenal. Everyone knows how good the Brazilian can be on his day. He showed that by scoring six goals in four games just before he got injured.

Gabriel Jesus has insisted that his future remains with Arsenal until at least 2027, and he doesn’t want to return to Brazil right now.Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty ImagesRecent reports have

Arsenal defender Gabriel is a doubt for his side’s game against Crystal Palace on Sunday due to an injury.

Arsenal take on Crystal Palace in the Premier League this weekend with the Gunners looking to solidifying their numero uno position at top of the table

Gabriel Jesus provides encouraging injury update as Arsenal striker nears returnArsenal forward Gabriel Jesus has issued an encouraging update on his recovery from the serious knee injury that has

Latest UEFA Champions League tableFor live updates and highlights throughout Arsenal vs Atletico Madrid, check out PST's live blog coverage below.How to watch Arsenal vs Atletico Madrid live, stream link and start timeKick off time: 3pm ET Tuesday (October 21)Venue: Emirates Stadium — LondonTV Channel/Streaming: Paramount+Arsenal vs Atletico Madrid live updates - by Andy EdwardsArsenal vs Atletico Madrid live score: 3-0Goalscorers: Gabriel (57'),

Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne wants Gabriel Jesus to remain at the club long-term as the Brazilian "makes this team better". Jesus has been the subject of transfer speculation and was recently linked with Arsenal.