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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.

chelsea’s The ongoing relationship with River Plate is beginning to feel less like isolated scouting missions and more like a continuous open line between the two clubs.

From candy page To santiago beltranFrom Ian Subiabre To Alejandro Garnacho Links keep popping up in the background, connections gathering. And now, young defender Lautaro Rivero is right in the middle of that conversation again.

This is not at all new. As we covered in NovemberChelsea were already keeping an eye on the centre-back. However, the latest update from Argentina suggests that things may go further than simple surveillance.

Chelsea are now pushing for Rivero

report from argentina It is claimed that Chelsea are now pushing to sign Lautaro Rivero, with Bayern Munich also involved.

The main detail is time. The idea is to try to secure an agreement after the World Cup, pointing towards a strategic approach rather than an immediate move.

This is what we have been seeing at Chelsea for some time now. They track in advance, position themselves and then attack when the moment is right.

The River Plate, for its part, does not stand still.

River is already preparing for life after Rio

In recent weeks, especially after comments, the situation of Lautaro Rivero has been closely linked to that of Ian Subiabre We previously covered Hernan Castillo.

He clarified that Nadi is already ready to depart. He mentioned both Ian Subiabre and Lautaro Rivero as “very possible exits” in the summer.

He also revealed that the club is planning financially around those exits, expecting a combined income of around €25m-€30m (£21.7m-£26.1m).

This gives us a working framework. If Tottenham’s approach to Subiabre With reports in the region of €12m-€14m (£10.4m-£12.2m) being discussed, this puts Rivero in a similar bracket, even if no exact figure has been confirmed.

More importantly, Rivers is already acting on that expectation.

The club is pushing to bring back Facundo Medina, with Coudet identifying the Argentina international as a priority target. This does not happen alone. It looks like preparation.

Why does Chelsea keep circling the river?

Chelsea’s repeated involvement here is not accidental. They have formed a clear pattern in South America. Identify talent early, stay close to the situation, and be ready when circumstances are favorable – contract pressure, playing time, or an internal desire to sell.

Meanwhile, River Plate is one of the most active exporters of young talent in the region. So it is natural that paths keep crossing. We recently covered the conversation To make it an official partnership.

Rivero fits Chelsea’s profile. He is young, already integrated into senior football, has a great opportunity for development and has an attainable fee compared to the European market.

At the same time, the presence of Bayern Munich in the conversation increases the level of race.

But although Rivers don’t seem desperate to sell immediately, they are clearly preparing for it. Discussion of post-World Cup deals suggests this could drag on into the summer rather than be resolved quickly.

For Chelsea, this might actually be ideal. They have been here before also. Be patient, maintain contact and move forward when the window opens properly.

With both Rivero and Subiabre expected to attract serious bids, River Plate could be headed for a major reshuffle.

And if that happens, Chelsea will definitely be involved somewhere in the middle.