Mikel Arteta has provided an update on Gabriel Jesus’s injury, assuring Arsenal fans that the striker could be back in action soon. Jesus sustained the injury during the team’s preparations for the season, which was a significant setback for the Gunners.
While the absence of Jesus is undoubtedly felt in the team’s preparations, Arteta’s side is working diligently to prepare for the upcoming season without him. The Brazilian forward is a key player and an essential part of the team, so his absence is keenly felt.
Initially, it was anticipated that Jesus would be out for an extended period after undergoing a procedure, which was disappointing news for Arsenal supporters. However, Arteta has now revealed a more positive development.
He says as quoted by the Daily Mail:
‘He is fine. Obviously, he was very disappointed, he was feeling very good and this issue came up.
‘Nobody expected it and we had to do a little procedure there. But unfortunately, it was the best thing to do.
‘[To do it] as quickly as possible the better. We made that decision. I’m sure he will be back soon and very fit.’
This update brings a glimmer of hope to Arsenal, as they look forward to having their talented striker back in action soon.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Jesus is such an important member of this team and we need him back as soon as possible.
Eddie Nketiah and Folarin Balogun cannot fill his shoes and we certainly will miss the Brazilian in the games he would be out of contention.
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Yes we want Jesus back but we are not devastated, that’s down to our present set up.
Arsenal playing style allows for several players to come in with their fair share of goals.
We scores goals by dominating positions in the crucial areas of the pitch, then have fluid movements that exploit tight spaces and rigid defenses.
So Arsenal will continue to have players getting on the ends of things and scoring which is what matters, we have Tossard, Martinelli, Saka and Odegaard that will only be too eager to oblige.
The new season hasn’t even started but here we are hoping and praying for our striker Jesus. Heaven help us.
Let’s be honest, his absence is not a big deal given his track record last season.To my mind he is not one of our key players.
Agree with you, Grandad
Arteta needs to ease him back in the squad and let him earn his starting position.
Last season other players who were performing well were just dropped to accommodate him and l feel this disrupted the team.
I agree wholeheartedly Olivia.