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Juventus is still examining the move for Gabriel Jesus

Gabriel Jesus joined Manchester City’s success after they went past to defeat rivals Aston Villa, grabbing the Premier League crown. The Cityzens were 0-2 down, opening the door for Liverpool to seize the throne, but then turned the tide with three goals in the space of five minutes.

However, this great achievement could be the Brazilian’s last title with Pep Guardiola’s side. The Bianconeri could pounce on the situation and attempt to add Jesus to Max Allegri’s ranks. This season has seen Gabriel contribute eight goals and nine assists in 28 EPL appearances, while also scoring four times in his eight Champions League outings. He joined Man City in 2017 and his contract expires in 2023. According to Juve FC, they feel this 25-year-old Brazilian player has an impressive skill set and is very flexible with his game and he could be amazing for any squad. 
 

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