Gabriel Jesus
Brazilian association football player · Brazil · On the map · Footballers · Born 1997 · age 29
The Brazilian forward who went from Palmeiras prodigy to Premier League champion - four times over with Manchester City - before a £45 million move to Arsenal and now Barcelona, all while collecting an Olympic gold medal and a Copa América title along the way.
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Kevin De Bruyne Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022
Raheem Sterling Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022
İlkay Gündoğan Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022
Bernardo Silva Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022
Fernandinho Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022
Kyle Walker Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022
John Stones Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022
Oleksandr Zinchenko Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022
Ederson Santana de Moraes Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022
Benjamin Mendy Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022- Pablo Marí Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2019
Yangel Herrera Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022- Dinu Sânmărtean Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2022
Sergio Agüero Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2021
Rodri Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2019-2022
Nicolás Otamendi Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2020
Thomas Partey Teammate at Arsenal F.C., 2022-2025
Cédric Soares Teammate at Arsenal F.C., 2022-2024
Kieran Tierney Teammate at Arsenal F.C., 2022-2026
Ben White Teammate at Arsenal F.C., 2022-2026
Albert Sambi Lokonga Teammate at Arsenal F.C., 2022-2025
Joel Latibeaudiere Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2018-2020
Thierry Ambrose Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2020
Luke Brattan Teammate at Manchester City F.C., 2017-2019
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Gabriel Fernando de Jesus was born 3 April 1997 and broke through at Palmeiras, where he earned Best Newcomer honors in 2015 and won the Bola de Ouro a year later as the club lifted its first national league title in over two decades. Manchester City paid £27 million for him in January 2017, and he spent five years collecting silverware - four Premier League trophies, three EFL Cups, an FA Cup. Arsenal brought him to north London for £45 million in July 2022, then Barcelona came calling. On the international side, he won Olympic gold in 2016, made his senior Brazil debut that September, and played at two World Cups while helping the Seleção win Copa América 2019. The goals and the trophies keep stacking, and he's still only in his twenties.