'WHAT WAS THAT?' Fans beg Gabriel Jesus to stop taking penalties as he misses by yards vs Argentina… just nine days after Man City fail

The Brazilian forward, 22, confidently stepped up to the spot during Friday's friendly in Saudi Arabia.

Gabriel Jesus missed yet another awful penalty, this time for Brazil Credit: EPA

But he conspired to miss - badly - sending the ball trundling miles wide.

His scuff was compounded when Argentina were awarded a penalty just minutes later, with Lionel Messi missing his effort, only to tap in the rebound.

Jesus' dreadful attempt was almost a carbon copy of his shambolic effort against Atalanta just a week ago, but to the other side of the goal.

Just last week, fans were calling it a "great Diana Ross impression" as he horribly scuffed his penalty in City's 1-1 Champions League draw.

It's not the first spot-kick Jesus has missed for his nation too, having fluffed his only other attempt against Peru.

Now fans have flocked to social media begging the Brazilian to give up taking penalties.

One said: "Gabriel Jesus must just stop taking penalties. This is embarrassing now."

Another wrote: "What kinda penalty was that from Gabriel Jesus?"

A third added: "Gabriel Jesus worse than Rashford at penalties."

One even claimed: "Gabriel Jesus is trash at penalties like literally."

Gabriel Jesus must just stop taking penalties. This is embarrassing now

— Mow (@Momaverick83) November 15, 2019
What kinda penalty was that from Gabriel Jesus?

— Mudi Bankz™ (@battousaii_) November 15, 2019
gabriel jesus worse than rashford at penalties

— DE COMMANDA (@skankhunt26) November 15, 2019
Gabriel Jesus is trash at penalties like literally 🗑

— ᴘʀɪᴍᴇ ᴛɪᴍᴇ (@Roy_Savant) November 15, 2019
Gabriel Jesus should be behind bars for these penalties  #Superclasico

— Jozef Samel (@JozefSamel) November 15, 2019
Gabriel Jesus and penalties name a worse match

— fabinho-ho-ho  (@_euanito) November 15, 2019
Gabriel Jesus hilariously misses another penalty. Wow!

— Owusu Brempong (@Kwaminho) November 15, 2019