Arsenal star Gabriel Jesus is currently training away from London Colney due to a hamstring injury, but the Brazilian’s expected return date is not too far away.
The 26-year-old is one of our best players. He is an unbelievable forward, and just before he picked up his latest injury, he almost singlehandedly got the better of Sevilla in the Champions League.
Arsenal’s Gabriel Jesus expected to return from injury at the start of December
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has refused to put a timeframe on when Gabriel Jesus will return from his injury.
“With him, I’m honestly not going to give [a timeframe]. I did it once and got it totally wrong,” Arteta said in his press conference this week
“We need to be cautious because we need to treat it in the right way. He’s already pushing everybody and wants to be back as quickly as possible, and we need him, so that’s great.”
The Sun, however, claim to have some information from Jesus’ representatives about how long he will be unavailable for Arsenal due to his injury.
The report claims that members of the Brazilian’s camp are targeting a return to action at the start of December, which is exactly a month away from where we are today.
We would ideally love to have Jesus available right now, but we should be able to comfortably manage a month without his services.
Arsenal games Gabriel Jesus is set to miss
If the report is to be believed, Gabriel Jesus will not play a game for Arsenal in November.
That means he will miss the fixtures against West Ham United in the Carabao Cup tonight, following Premier League games against Newcastle United, Burnley and Brentford.
Jesus will also be unavailable for our Champions League clashes against Sevilla and Lens at the Emirates in the coming weeks.
The good news, however, is that Jesus should be fit and available when the busy festive period begins in December.
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