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armory Forward Gabriel Jesus is once again talking up a return to Palmeiras – and at this point, it’s starting to feel like a weekly episode.

The 28-year-old has been consistently linked with a summer exit. Reports point to Italy, with AC Milan interested, while Brazil remains an emotional option in the background.

At the same time, Gabriel Jesus has made it clear more than once that his priority is to renew with Arsenal. If it doesn’t happen then he wants live in europeIdeally in the Premier League.

And yet, here we are again.

This season has not been straightforward. Gabriel Jesus has played 21 matches, starting seven of them, scoring five goals and adding one assist. Injuries have once again limited his impact.

Nevertheless, when available, he has been useful to Mikel Arteta. This keeps him relevant in the team even without the guarantee of a starting role.

Now, his latest comments add another layer to an already confusing picture.

Gabriel Jesus keeps Palmeiras’ dream alive

talking to globo esporteGabriel Jesus once again opened the door for a return to Palmeiras – and did so with great enthusiasm.

“My main focus today is still on Arsenal, making things happen here, helping the coach as he needs. Then, obviously, when the season ends, we start thinking”He said.

“My desire is to return to Palmeiras one day and win more titles. I have already felt what it’s like to win there. That’s still in me, it’s a very strong desire.”

He also revealed that he has had several long talks with Palmeiras manager Abel Ferreira during his return to the club.

“When I went to train in Palmeiras I had the opportunity to talk with him two or three times for more than an hour. We always talked good about football and life.”

All very hot. Everything is very open. All very… recurring.

No offer – at least not yet

However, there was actually a new detail. This time, Gabriel Jesus admitted that Palmeiras has not yet taken any steps to bring him back.

“Of course, I have to get an offer from Palmeiras as well. But my relationship with them has always been very good and always will be. I am very grateful to them.”

Although the emotional connection is strong, no concrete steps have been taken from Brazil at this stage. And it feels like he’s begging for it.

trying to balance everything

At this stage, Gabriel Jesus is managing to keep every possible door open.

he talks Renewal with Arsenal. he talks living in europe. he talks return to palmeras. Sometimes all within the same week.

No one paid any attention to that. Frustration is growing among Palmeiras fans in Brazil. Some people believe that he is too dependent on the emotional connection without showing any real intention of returning in the short term.

Meanwhile, Arsenal fans are left staring at a player who contributes when fit, but regularly brings to mind the thought of leaving.

In the end, he’s managing to annoy two fans at once.

what happens next

Gabriel Jesus has not taken any definite decision. But unless Arsenal make a move on a renewal, or a concrete offer comes from Europe, the comments are likely to continue.

At the moment, there has been no offer from Palmeiras yet. There has been no final call from Arsenal either.

Once again, Gabriel Jesus is talking about Palmeiras – and keeping everyone guessing.

With the U.S. women’s team already enjoying their gold medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics, the Team USA men’s team will take on Team Canada in a highly anticipated heavyweight battle for the gold medal on Sunday.

Team USA easily defeated Slovakia 6–2 at the Milan Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena.

The United States has not won a gold medal since a scrappy group of college players led by coach Herb Brooks defeated one of the greatest teams in hockey history, the venerable Soviet Union, in 1980; The game that became known as the Miracle on Ice.

The United States has won several times since the NHL began sending players to the Olympics, but the Americans have never won when involving NHL players. Extremely close moments, including a loss to Canada in 2002 and again in Vancouver in 2010 behind Sidney Crosby’s overtime “golden goal”.

On Friday, second-seeded USA took an early lead against its rival, third-seeded Slovakia. Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin entered the offensive zone after a one-two, but still deflected a wrist shot past Slovakia goaltender Samuel Hlavaj at only 4:19 in the game.

Hlavaj is in the Minnesota Wild organization and playing for the Iowa Wild.

At the end of the first period, Team USA scored a power play goal to take a 2–0 lead. Buffalo Sabers center Tage Thompson blasted a one-timer from the left circle into a very narrow spot, over Hlaváz’s shoulder but below the crossbar. The 6-foot-6 Thompson hit a one-timer at 19:19 of the first period.

Later in the second round, the United States took the lead in the game.

New Jersey Devils star center Jack Hughes danced around the offensive zone, playing with the puck as if it was on a string. After dodging a few defenders, Hughes hit a wrist shot with 7:46 remaining in the second minute.

Just 19 seconds later, Vegas Golden Knights center Jack Eichel put the dagger in Latvia with a goal with 7:27 remaining in the second period.

Latvia made a goalkeeper swap to Slovakian league goalkeeper Stanislav Skorvanec, but it made no difference.

J. Hughes struck again with 1:36 remaining in the second period. Zach Werenski’s shot went across the net but bounced off the back wall and past Hughes in the left circle. Hughes played the bounce perfectly with a quick shot into the yawning cage, before Skvoranek could move sideways to snatch the near post.

Brady Tkachuk scored his second goal of the third period when he scored with a backhand shot with 9:08 remaining to give the US a 6–1 lead.

Early in the third period, Montreal Canadiens forward Juraj Slavkowski scored the first goal for Latvia after a pass between USA goaltender Connor Hellebuyck and his defenseman. Pavol Regenda converted a point-blank opportunity long after the contest had left the game, and put it past Hellebuyck with 6:43 remaining.

Hellebuyck stopped 22 of 24 shots. USA scored 39 runs on the target.

Earlier on Friday, Canada defeated Finland controversially 3-2 to enter the championship round. Canada has won the last two Olympic Games that included NHL players, winning gold in 2010 and 2014. Canada also won the gold medal in 2002.

Team USA Notes

Shortly before Hughes’ first goal, the referee waived a potential American tally due to Jake Guentzel’s elite kicking speed.

As expected, the shots were one-sided in favor of the Americans. The courageous Latvians kept the game close until the final burst, but after 40 minutes the shot clock was 26–13 to the United States.

The three goals of the second period were on shots 22, 23 and 24, while the USA had allowed only 10 shots up to that point.

Thompson, who had a goal and an assist, was not on the bench for the third period due to injury. The team announced that they held Thompson out of the one-sided game for “precautionary” reasons.

The gold medal game is Sunday at 8:10 a.m. Eastern time. NBC and its streaming service Peacocks will broadcast the game.

Slovakia will face Team Finland for the bronze medal on Saturday.