Arsenal star Gabriel Jesus has been out of action with a knee injury since December, but the Brazilian is not too far away from a return.
The 25-year-old joined us from Manchester City in the summer, and he transformed the club. He started the campaign brilliantly, and even though he suffered a dip in form in the weeks leading up to the World Cup, his contribution has been massive.
Jesus could now be back very soon.
When Arsenal’s Gabriel Jesus will return from his injury
When Jesus’ injury was confirmed by Arsenal in December, reports revealed that the Brazilian was expected to miss three months of action. That means he should be back in March.
Football London‘s latest report backs that claim. They reveal that the striker is set to make his long-awaited return in March.
That, however, suggests he will definitely miss Arsenal’s next game, which is against Leicester City this weekend.
The Gunners’ first game in March is against Everton at the Emirates next Wednesday. That’s followed by another home game against Bournemouth just three days later.
Arsenal are yet to reveal the exact date when Jesus will return from his injury, but Football London claim it’ll definitely be in March, and that’s excellent news for us.
The Insider’s View:
It’s usually around this time of the year when Arsenal tend to lose their best players to injuries. Thankfully, this time around, our key players are all returning from their fitness issues.
As mentioned earlier, Jesus is not too far away from coming back, while there is hope that Thomas Partey will return from his injury this weekend when we face Leicester.
Emile Smith Rowe and Reiss Nelson have both returned from their respective issues, and they’re excellent options for Mikel Arteta, especially with the Europa League coming back next month.
Hopefully, the return of Jesus and co will give us the boost we need to win the Premier League.
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