Gabriel Jesus has been told to turn down a potential move to Arsenal and stay at Man City in order to give himself a better chance of winning trophies.
Jesus was seen as the natural successor to lead the City frontline when Sergio Aguero departed last summer and the team failed in their pursuit of Harry Kane. However, the Brazilian has found himself watching on from the sidelines more often than not this season and when he has played, has featured largely from the wing.
As Pep Guardiola's side look to clinch back to back Premier League titles and win the UEFA Champions League for the first time, Jesus has come back into the first-team and reminded everyone how good a finisher he is. Five goals in two games, four against Watford and one against Real Madrid, has come at a time when the Gunners have been heavily linked with transfer.