Arsenal have big plans for the summer transfer window, when new sporting director Andrea Berta will be tasked with signing a top-quality striker for Mikel Arteta

Former Tottenham Hotspur striker Darren Bent has urged Arsenal's new sporting director Andrea Berta to sell Gabriel Jesus and keep Kai Havertz at the

Gabriel Jesus has found himself in a challenging position within Arsenal's squad this season. Despite his talent, his playing time has fallen short of expectations. Bent highlights that the Brazilian forward's role has become increasingly incongruent with the club's tactical demands.

Arsenal need to raise funds by selling players before they can afford to buy the top-quality striker Mikel Arteta craves and Darren Bent believes he's found the best option

They have been plagued by injuries in recent weeks, particularly in forward areas, with Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz out for the season while Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli have also been absent.

Darren Bent's assertion that Jesus will be the first to go raises questions about the striker's fit within Arsenal's current framework. Bent stated, "Jesus has to leave, Havertz stays. I think Jesus will be the first to go.

A big-spending summer will require some departures, however, and ex-England striker Darren Bent believes Gabriel Jesus will be the ‘first to go’ when the transfer window reopens. Jesus suffered a season-ending injury in January but had underwhelmed for Arsenal even before that blow, scoring 26 goals in 96 appearances for the club.

Former Arsenal captain, Gabriel Agbonlahor has advised Arsenal to sign Liam Delap from Ipswich Town in the summer. Agbonlahor believes Delap would do a better job than the likes of Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz at Arsenal.