Arsenal legend Ray Parlour believes Gabriel Jesus will choose to leave the club at the end of the season.

The Gunners spent over £250million in last summer’s transfer window with Mikel Arteta assembling perhaps the strongest squad in Europe to end their long wait for silverware.

While competing on four fronts have ensured plenty of opportunities around the squad, some have struggled for minutes, chiefly academy duo Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri.

Reports this week have claimed Arsenal may need to sell at least one first-team player this summer, with the young duo at risk alongside Gabriel Martinelli and Ben White.

But Parlour also believes Jesus, who has one year left on his contract in north London, could also ask to leave when the season comes to an end.

Should the Brazil international move on, Parlour believes another striker should be on the club’s shopping list this summer.

‘I think Jesus might leave at the end of the season, he is at that age where he wants to be playing week in, week out,’ Parlour told Metro via BetMGM.

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