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Gabriel Jesus’ resolve to remain at Arsenal and fight for his position in the first team has been met with full support from manager Mikel Arteta, who has laid out his final plans for the transfer window. Speculation arose about Jesus’ future after the £65 million signing of Kai Havertz, coupled with injury worries and rumors of tempting offers from Saudi Arabia, leading many to believe that his two-year spell in north London could end this summer.

Despite this, the 27-year-old Brazilian forward approached the new season with a clear focus on securing his spot in Arteta’s squad. His determination has seemingly paid off, as he played a crucial role in Arsenal’s 2-0 win over Wolves on the opening day. After the match, Arteta confirmed that Jesus remains a key figure in his plans to challenge for the Premier League title, indicating that signing a new striker is not a priority for the club.

Reports from The Sun suggest that Jesus is committed to proving his worth at Arsenal, despite offers of around £60 million from Saudi Pro League clubs. Arteta, in response to Jesus’ persistence, has shown faith in his attacking options, expressing satisfaction with his current squad following Arsenal’s season-opening win.

In an interview with talkSPORT after the Wolves game, Arteta said, “I have confidence in Havertz, Gabriel Jesus, and Leandro Trossard, who can all play in that role. We have different qualities in the squad, and the key is to believe in our players and help them develop. They are talented, and their dedication is clear, which is our focus.”

Arteta had previously commended Jesus for his effort and growth, particularly during Arsenal’s pre-season tour in the United States, where the forward impressed with his performance. In a 2-1 victory over Manchester United, Jesus stood out, earning praise from Arteta for his sharpness and preparation for the new season.

“He’s in great shape,” Arteta remarked after Jesus scored the equalizer against United. “He’s come back in top condition, which is essential for success. Without it, you can’t perform at your best. He understands that, and I’m very happy with his progress.”

By supporting Jesus’ commitment, Arteta has shown his belief in the squad’s internal development, prioritizing trust in his players as they aim for a Premier League title this season.