Gabriel Jesus
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Completes move to Barcelona
Jesus has joined Barcelona from Arsenal on a deal through 2029, the club announced.
Analysis: Jesus was part of Arsenal's title-winning squad this past season despite an ACL injury that sidelined him from January to December, contributing three goals in 14 appearances down the stretch, but he now moves on after three years in London where he made 123 appearances with 32 goals and 22 assists. Jesus arrives at Camp Nou following the departures of Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres, and his ability to play wide as well as operate as a false nine gives Hansi Flick a versatile weapon who could see significant minutes if he stays fit. He's unlikely to walk into regular time early on, though, with Raphinha playing exceptionally well after filling in centrally
Training away from group
Jesus is not currently training with Arsenal's first-team group due to squad numbers and could leave the club before the transfer window closes, according to coach Mikel Arteta. "Well, it's something to do with the numbers that we have in the squad at the moment and the way we're managing that kind of situation individually with all the players - they have some personal situations."
Analysis: Jesus is currently training away from the first-team group due to Arsenal's squad numbers rather than an injury. Manager Mikel Arteta also acknowledged that the forward could leave before the transfer window closes, leaving his future and early-season role uncertain. As things stand, Jesus appears unlikely to be involved against Aston Villa on Monday.
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