Gabriel Jesus has fallen into the same trap at Arsenal as he did at Man City
Gabriel Jesus of Arsenal looks on before the Premier League match between Manchester City and Arsenal FC at Etihad Stadium on March 31, 2024 in Manchester, England. All strikers are judged on their volume of goals, but few in the Premier League are critiqued more closely than Gabriel Jesus.Jesus, who turns 27 this week, has had a puzzling career in England. On the one hand, he has won more Premier League titles than Thierry Henry, Alan Shearer and Harry Kane combined, and scored well over 100 goals in all competitions across stints at Manchester City and now Arsenal. He is the second-highest scoring Brazilian in the competition’s history with 73 and not far behind the leader Roberto Firmino (who scored 82).And yet on the other, he is often defined more by what he doesn’t contrib...