Gabriel Jesus, Manchester City’s newest Brazilian sensation, arrived in the city for a weekend getaway before making a permanent switch to the team in January.

The £27 million player was signed in the summer, but for the remainder of their domestic campaign, he was loaned back to Palmeiras, his former team.Jesus, who is just 19 years old, is regarded as one of football’s upcoming major talents.But the slick midfield player will require lodging when he eventually moves to the city in the new year.To assist him in his quest for the ideal footballer’s pad, the MEN went to the market.£6,500 per month for City Centre St Anne’s Square..The talented Brazilian, who recently moved to Manchester, would want to get right in there and grab himself a fancy apartment in the city centre.In case the Manchester winter gets a bit too harsh, this two-bedroom flat in St Anne’s Square features underfloor heating throughout and a 24-hour concierge to attend to all of his needs.Gabriel will also be happy that some of the city’s upscale fashion labels are conveniently located near to this luxurious residence, given his increased riches following his big-money investment.Beetham Tower: £ 4,495 per monthWith its expansive views over all of Manchester, the historic Beetham Tower is another potential city location. That’s one method of acclimating himself to his new environment.With its three spacious bedrooms that overlook breathtaking vistas, an astroturf ‘garden’ and an ultramodern, open-plan kitchen, this flat might be the dream of any young football player.Being at the top of Deansgate means that he will have plenty of places to unwind, including Spinningfields, the preferred destination for players, which is directly outside his door.He will need to move quickly on this one, though, as Jose Mourinho, the manager of United, is reportedly eager after seeing it twice.SkySuites, £3,481 a monthIf socialising with your boss outside of work is considered bad, what about living next door? It’s thought that Pep Guardiola purchased a unit at the posh housing complex.In addition, underground parking and a 24-hour concierge are features of CitySuites that are ideal for dodging the throngs of paparazzi awaiting outside.Similar to the Beetham Tower, which is situated near Deansgate, the two-bedroom apartment is centrally positioned in the city, surrounded by a plethora of upscale eateries and bars.Bowdon’s East Downs Road, outside the city £3,500,000A little pricy, but the young attacker may always look farther afield and join his friends in goal if the city doesn’t truly grab his attention.This stylish, contemporary, four-bedroom Bowdon home may be ideal with its open-concept layout.It is well knowledge that Brazilians enjoy hosting parties. He will have plenty of space to entertain in the large garden and patio area when the sun shines.In addition, the apartment has an underground leisure facility complete with a gym, sauna, and steam room—ideal for relaxing and certainly far healthier than going out to clubs in the city centre.POA, Hale, HilltopThis may come as a shock, but Phil Neville is rumoured to be renting out his opulent Hale property while searching for a buyer.Although this may not sit well with the City supporters, it certainly meets all the requirements for a stylish home fit for a football player.The luxurious home, which has six bedrooms, also includes a cutting-edge recreation area with a gym, sauna, steam room, and swimming pool. The young man will find it perfect for staying in shape throughout the summer.Additionally, the basement has a miniature football pitch where he may hone his samba moves before making his debut at the Etihad.However, we’re not sure if he would keep the pool table.