Arsenal striker, Gabriel Jesus, has posed for pictures after his successful surgery as he bids to recover on time to return to the pitch for the Gunners.
The attacker has been a key player for them this season, but he was injured in Brazil’s final World Cup group game against Cameroon and the injury required surgery.
The club earlier confirmed that he will undergo one and the striker has posed for pictures to confirm it was successful.
He took a picture of himsel standing on Instagram and captioned it:
“Time to go home.”
Just Arsenal Opinion
It is great news that Jesus’ surgery was successful and now he will work through the ropes of recovery in a bid to return and help us this season.
He was a key man for us before the break and his summer arrival has made some of our players much better than they were.
We hope he returns early and does not suffer another long-term injury problem for the rest of this season, which will be key to how we finish the term.
Eddie Nketiah now has a unique chance to shine as the club’s first-choice striker and he proved towards the end of last season that he is worth banking on.
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“JA Opinion?” Exactly who is this meant to include? There seem to be three inhouse reguar writers. Are we asked to believe that all three agree on everything, as I do not believe that can ever happen. Could someone at JA please explain EXACTLY what JA Opinion means then?
The reason I ask this now is because I FIND THE FINAL HALF SENTENCE TOO SILLY AND UNTRUE FOR WORDS.
And I don’t want to blame the wrong people for Martins weird view that Nketiah proved last season he is worth banking on. MY VIEW IS THAT HE PROVED THE EXACT OPPOSITE.
At best he is a huge gamble and you don’t “bank” on a gamble, unless you are daft!!
The process in transferring Jesus, from Man city to Arsenal was like a deal struck in heaven.
Having studied the gaffer and how he conducts his affairs, just can’t see him asking Eddie to hold his coffee
Wishing you a speedy recovery our star