Ambitious Gabriel Jesus Makes Bold Statement About Winning Trophies With Arsenal

• Gabriel Jesus wants to transfer his winning culture to Arsenal after he swapped the Etihad Stadium for the Emirates this summer
• The Brazilian forward could make his Gunners debut on Friday evening in a pre-season friendly against German side Nurnberg
• He is expected to spearhead the attack of Mikel Arteta's charges as the Gunners seek to challenge on all fronts in the upcoming season

New Arsenal signing Gabriel Jesus has declared his ambitions for the forthcoming season following his transfer to the north London club.

The 25-year-old forward stated in no uncertain terms of achieving laurels with the Gunners as he laid down his objectives for joining Arsenal.

Jesus lifted the Premier League title four times while he was with Man City, while also clinching three League Cup winners medals during his time at the Etihad, as well as one FA Cup and the Brazilian is still hungry for more.

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“Then at the end of the season, I want to win something. Win trophies. Like everybody here at Arsenal. That is the only way to make myself a name in the history of this big club." He told GOAL.

Jesus added: “It is a big club with a big project. When Edu explained to me what they want for the future, I was so excited to join Arsenal because I love the project.

“I want to win trophies. I want to win everything.”

Jesus was announced as Arsenal's fourth signing following his £45 million transfer from reigning Premier League champions Manchester City on Monday, July 4.

He could make his Arsenal debut against Nurnberg in a preseason preparatory game as Mikel Arteta fine-tunes his side for the 2022-23 season.

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Brazilian forward Gabriel Jesus explains reason behind move to Arsenal

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Gabriel Jesus has shed light on the rationale behind his move to north London outfit Arsenal.

The 25-year-old completed a long-term switch from Manchester City to Arsenal for a reported fee of £45 million.

Jesus spent five successful years with the Citizens, where he won four Premier League titles and four domestic cups.