Gabriel Jesus Barcelona Song (Football Music)
"Gabriel Jesus to Barcelona" is a welcome anthem for the Camp Nou's new number nine, sung from the Barcelona end of the deal. Modern pop-rap production with a touch of samba, a soft surdo pulse, tamborim and a cavaquinho lick for a Brazilian nine, a pop-rap verse, and a chorus built on one line every Barça fan spent the summer thinking: they prayed for a nine, and Jesus came through. The song is about the club he walked into. Robert Lewandowski left at the end of his contract, Ferran Torres was sold to Paris, and the reigning Spanish champions opened the season scoring five against Elche and five against Rayo Vallecano with no striker to finish it off. Then on deadline day Gabriel Jesus took a pay cut to join from Arsenal, pulled on the nine that Romario once wore, and lined up for a first game in Valencia with Rodri, Anthony Gordon and Joao Cancelo, the summer's other new arrivals.
Gabriel Jesus, Barcelona (eh-eh-eh) Lewandowski left, Ferran Torres too Prayed for a nine, and Jesus came through Gabriel Jesus, Barcelona (eh-eh-eh) Five past Elche, five past Rayo, the champions are back Rodri in the middle, Gordon and Raphinha in attack Prayed for a nine, and Jesus came through Now there's someone in the box when Yamal cuts back Gabriel Jesus, Barcelona (eh-eh-eh) Lewandowski left, Ferran Torres too Prayed for a nine, and Jesus came through Gabriel Jesus, Barcelona (eh-eh-eh) Deadline day, one message, and he cut his own wages Ten years since Barça first called him, and he finally made it Prayed for a nine, and Jesus came through Not a Plan B, in the nine that Romario made famous Sunday in Valencia, the debut's arrived Flick's champions putting up fives, in their prime Rodri, Gordon, Cancelo, the new boys fall in line Visca el Barça, Jesus walks out in the nine Gabriel Jesus, Barcelona (eh-eh-eh) Lewandowski left, Ferran Torres too Prayed for a nine, and Jesus came through Gabriel Jesus, Barcelona (eh-eh-eh) Gabriel Jesus, Barcelona Lewandowski left, Ferran Torres too Prayed for a nine, and Jesus came through Gabriel Jesus, Barcelona
Why did Gabriel Jesus leave Arsenal for Barcelona?
Jesus joined Barcelona on transfer deadline day, 1 September 2026, after the club lost both Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres over the summer and failed to sign their first-choice striker Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid. At his presentation he called the move a dream and said he had been given the chance to join Barcelona a decade earlier, before he signed for Manchester City.
How much did Barcelona pay for Gabriel Jesus?
Barcelona paid Arsenal a fee reported at 10 million euros, around 8.6 million pounds, with up to 4 million euros more in add-ons. Jesus signed a three-year contract running until June 2029.
Did Gabriel Jesus take a pay cut to join Barcelona?
Yes. Jesus said at his unveiling that he had taken a significant salary drop to make the transfer happen, adding that it was a dream to be at the club and that he was not interested in being a Plan B.
What shirt number does Gabriel Jesus wear at Barcelona?
Jesus wears the number 9, the shirt left empty by Robert Lewandowski's departure. Previous Barcelona nines include Ronaldo, Romario, Patrick Kluivert, Samuel Eto'o, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Luis Suarez.
When is Gabriel Jesus's Barcelona debut?
Jesus was in contention to make his debut away to Valencia at Mestalla on Sunday 7 September 2026 after completing his second full training session with the squad. Manager Hansi Flick said he was not yet fully fit and was more likely to appear as a second-half substitute than to play the full ninety minutes.
Who else did Barcelona sign in summer 2026?
Barcelona signed Rodri from Manchester City, Anthony Gordon from Newcastle, Karim Adeyemi from Borussia Dortmund, Joao Cancelo on a free transfer from Al-Hilal, and Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal. Robert Lewandowski left at the end of his contract and Ferran Torres was sold to Paris Saint-Germain.
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