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Gabriel Jesus (Out)
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VibalistDK
Active Member
Idk. On the one hand Jesus has definitely been a hot-and-cold type of player, and you could concievably bring in someone with more stability and a better goal scoring record.
On the other hand I can't help but feel there is such a thing as being *too* cynical in football. We risk creating a culture where no player feels safe or appreciated if a couple of injuries and lukewarm performances are enough to instantly make you surplus to requirements. The man has had some incredible games for us.
On the other hand I can't help but feel there is such a thing as being *too* cynical in football. We risk creating a culture where no player feels safe or appreciated if a couple of injuries and lukewarm performances are enough to instantly make you surplus to requirements. The man has had some incredible games for us.
Doubt it. Arteta isn't really one for letting go of players he values and I don't think his views on Jesus have changed. His role in the squad might have but I think Arteta will see value in keeping him, especially if others are sold (Eddie, ESR, Partey, etc).
Black Noir
Active Member
Country: England
Only teams, that would take him is the Italian clubs with a loan with Obligations to buy. If he wasn’t so injury phone , i would have kept him as left/ right wide forward back up . His high wages is another problem. Him being a squad player now.
Country: England
I think a lot depends on his knee tbh.
Maybe that's why Edu was in Saudi. They'd be the only ones to spend money on a footballer with a ****ed knee.
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
Jesus is done at this level. Just one injury too many
Tir Na Nog
Changes Opinion Every 5 Minutes
Country: Ireland
Yep, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Tir Na Nog
Changes Opinion Every 5 Minutes
Country: Ireland
Arteta is very quick to go really cold on a player he once fancied tbf. Auba, Laca, Leno, even someone like Eddie he used to play regularly and then just stopped completely. Vieira seems to be getting this too now.
Country: England
Has a habit of giving players massive contracts then quickly sidelining them
G.Jesus and Zinchenko came here and raised our level but if we want to raise the level to be trophy winning team we have to upgrade we can make them squad options there lot of players worse than them we can sell.
All depends on offers. If we received s**t bids they'll stay
All depends on offers. If we received s**t bids they'll stay
Country: Saudi Arabia
For the love of all that's good & holy please f*ck off.
The only striking position you're clinical at is in front of a computer screen.
TheEliteMaster100_
Turns up only when we lose
Willing to give Vieira one season as he has attributes that will help us in knockout football (transitional play from his passing and buildup and a good finisher/ball striker).
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
Vieira is not getting any minutes and the manager don’t trust or rate him at all by how he has treated him. One more season of no football will destroy any value he has.
That's how I see it. They were squad options for a title winning City and we are at a point now where they should be that for us. I personally wouldn't sell either of them. Plenty of worse players in the squad that should go before those two.
Black Noir
Active Member
Country: England
Fabio's value is already dusted. He will have to go out on loan, do well. Just for us to get any money back on him.
Country: England
So strange that football is in a situation where no one can really think of many strikers worth paying for. I don't think there is an established elite striker we can buy so we will either go for a very expensive 1 season striker that might be fine, someone promising that's a pure punt or someone not elite from the PL.
Absolutely no idea what I'd go for... going to be an interesting summer (I hope)
Absolutely no idea what I'd go for... going to be an interesting summer (I hope)
Tir Na Nog
Changes Opinion Every 5 Minutes
Country: Ireland
We'll maybe take a punt on a younger one like a Sesko or that type but we'll continue with Havertz at CF most likely.
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
There are plenty of good strikers out there. Sesko for his age is very impressive statistically. People are acting like past great strikers were 30 goal season strikers at 21. Openda scored over 20 league goals in France last season and now over 20 league goals in Germany. That’s very impressive
CannonBals
Active Member
I doubt he will go on loan with italian club paying only part of the salary. This is not like Pepe. This is more like Partey last year. If we get a decent offer he goes or he stays as he is still usefull.
Also we cannot book a loss on him, his current book value will ve 27m so anything above that and we may be willing to listen.
But apart from Saudi I cannot see anyone else putting in a decent offer.
Also we cannot book a loss on him, his current book value will ve 27m so anything above that and we may be willing to listen.
But apart from Saudi I cannot see anyone else putting in a decent offer.
