This should be the last time I’m sounding this warning to Arteta before I change my mind,I can’t pay a huge amount for that player signing and you Keeps benching Him”, Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke warns Arteta to stop benching £70m player or He risk losing His job soon

I can’t afford to spend a significant sum of money on signing that player, and you keep benching him. This should be the last time I issue a warning to Arteta before I decide to change my decision. Stan Kroenke, the owner of Arsenal, threatens to fire Arteta if he continues to sideline the £70 million player.

Michael Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, has praised Gabriel Jesus’ willingness to compete for a starting position at the Gunners.

Following a turbulent period marred by injuries and the attention-grabbing £65 million signing of Kai Havertz, there have been rumours that the Brazilian’s stay in North London may come to an end due to large checks from Saudi Arabia. However, the 27-year-old striker entered the season with a fearless determination to accumulate minutes, and it appears that this has paid off.

Arsenal’s striker is prepared to battle for a spot in the first squad at the Emirates, according to The Sun, regardless of reported £60 million bids from Saudi Pro League teams. Jesus demonstrated his durability by helping Arsenal defeat Gary O’Neil’s Wolves 2-0 on opening day. Arteta expressed his belief in Jesus as a crucial member of the team’s title defence during a post-match conversation.

It has recently been reported that Jesus is prepared to fight for his place at the Emirates, rejecting offers from affluent Saudi teams. Arteta hinted that he wouldn’t be looking to add a new forward during this transfer window in remarks made following the match.

“We have faith in Gabriel [Jesus], I have faith in [Kai Havertz], and Leandro [Trossard] has played in that position,” he remarked, beaming at Arteta following Havertz’s goal against the Wolves.

We therefore possess a variety of talents, and the greatest thing we can do is put our faith in our players and work to help them grow. What we concentrate on is how good and willing they are.

Jesus’ manager was aware of his progress and was especially pleased with how he performed during their US tour, notably against Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United team, according to the Mirror.

After Jesus scored a spectacular goal against United, Arteta exclaimed, “He looks really good.” “He seemed quite knowledgeable. Over the summer, he made a lot of changes.

“He is back to his best self. Other things can be built upon after you have that baseline, but without it, you don’t have a player. To get the most out of him, he must be in that state. He is now aware of that. And once again, I’m quite pleased with what he demonstrated today.

“His movements, his rhythm, his sharpness, and the way he looks.” You can see that he has a point to make now since there is a renewed spark in his eyes.

Jesus has a genuine opportunity to prove he can play at the highest level now that Arsenal has decided against spending significant money on elite strikers like Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak, despite summer rumours.