‘Please, man!’ – Ian Wright begs Arsenal fans not to turn on struggling star

“I really, truly do,” she said. I understand that there is a sense that we may have outgrown him, but I want you to remember that when Gabby came, he was a leveller, and he brought us up to a higher level.

I believe that it is essential for the supporters of Arsenal to show their support for him at this time because Arsenal are currently at a particular level, but we will undoubtedly want his services at some point in the future.

It is imperative that they rally behind him. We are going to require his assistance, so try not to become upset with the way he is currently playing. He is putting in a lot of effort right now.

It is imperative that we ensure that we instill trust in him since he has won this [the Premier League] competition four times. There have been several instances in which he has been decisive. The struggling forward Gabriel Jesus has to be “supported” until he rediscovers his form, according to Ian Wright, who has begged with Arsenal supporters not to turn their backs on him after he has been suffering.

Among the few Arsenal players who have had a dismal start to the season, Jesus is one of the rare players who has not scored or assisted in any of their eight consecutive appearances.

Jesus was only given one start in the Premier League, which was on Saturday in the 3-1 victory against Southampton. This was due to the fact that his form has been declining, as well as the fact that Kai Havertz, Leandro Trossard, and Gabriel Martinelli have impressed with their performances.

His substitute, Martinelli, scored the game-winning goal for Arsenal as they came from behind to win their fifth league game of the season. Jesus would have been anxious to impress against Southampton due to the fact that he was hooked on the hour mark. Martinelli scored the game-winning goal for Arsenal.

Despite the fact that Wright, a legend of Arsenal, is aware that supporters are becoming increasingly angry with Jesus, he has reminded them of the impact that the Brazilian has had since his transfer from Manchester City two years ago.

After transferring from Manchester City, where he won four Premier League titles, Jesus transferred to Arsenal in a move for £45 million. He was praised with elevating the club’s overall level of performance.

“I feel the need to support Gabriel Jesus right now, and I would like to say something about him,” Wright stated on his podcast. “Can I just say something about Gabriel Jesus?”

Listening to the mutterings and the manner in which the supporters are behaving… Please, man, support this individual and remain with him.

It is simply not happening right now, but he needs help, and he really, really does need it. He wants to do so well, but it is just not happening!

Despite the fact that he came in as a substitute for Jesus around the sixty minute mark of the match against Southampton, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expressed his “really happy” feelings on his own performance as well as those of summer signing Raheem Sterling, who made his first league start for the Gunners after making a loan move from Chelsea on the day of the transfer deadline.

“I was really happy,” Arteta said in response to a question about whether Jesus and Sterling had shown sufficient evidence to demonstrate that they should be starting for the Premier League championship contenders.