Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus has reflected on his outstanding performance in the team’s 5-1 victory over Crystal Palace.
Jesus, who scored two crucial goals in the first half, expressed his delight with the team’s display and his personal contributions.
Speaking in an interview after the match, Jesus acknowledged the pressure to score goals, but emphasized his confidence in his abilities.
“We did a job. I am very happy with the goals. The pressure is always on for me to score goals, and I am very happy,” he said.
His comments highlight his awareness of the responsibility that comes with leading Arsenal’s attack.
Cyber Reporters reports that Jesus’ goals set the tone for Arsenal’s dominant performance, erasing an early deficit and giving the Gunners full control of the game.
Reflecting on the demands of his role, he added, “To be honest, I am the type of guy who wants to work hard. I know my qualities. In my mind, I know I can score, but I just have to put myself in the position to finish.”
For Jesus, football is not just about delivering results, but also about playing with joy. “When I play with a smile on my face, everything is different,” he said.
His passion and enthusiasm were evident throughout the match, as Arsenal put on a convincing display against Crystal Palace.
The victory strengthened Arsenal’s position in the Premier League, keeping them firmly in the title race with 33 points.
Jesus’s performance was a key factor in the team’s success, and his confidence and joy on the pitch will be crucial in the Gunners’ pursuit of the title.
