Gabriel Jesus has been sidelined with a serious injury since the start of the year but is now stepping up his recovery ahead of pre-season for the upcoming term. The Brazilian forward is one of Arsenal’s key players and has been a mainstay in their attack for some time.
This summer, Arsenal are keen to strengthen its striking options by signing a new forward. However, there is no suggestion that Jesus will be allowed to leave the club. The Gunners view him as an important asset and are eager to keep him as part of their squad, even if new arrivals come in.
Jesus makes encouraging progress in injury recovery
Before his injury, Jesus was in excellent form and playing a vital role in Arsenal’s attacking setup. His absence has been felt, but the club and fans alike are hopeful for his return. Recently, the striker gave an update on his rehabilitation via social media, showing promising signs of progress.
On X, Jesus shared a video clip of himself performing jumps, squats, and various exercises that he had been unable to do previously. He captioned the post: “It’s been 6 months since the surgery, it’s great to be able to move around like this again.” This glimpse of his recovery has boosted optimism that he will be fit in time for the new season.
Arsenal’s faith in Jesus remains strong
Despite their plans to add new attacking talent, Arsenal remain committed to Jesus as a vital player for their squad. His ability to link play, create chances, and score goals makes him invaluable for Mikel Arteta’s system. The club will likely integrate him back into the team gradually to ensure a smooth return to full fitness.
The Gunners’ supporters will be delighted to see Jesus making strides in his recovery. There is every hope that, with a fully fit Jesus back in the side next season, Arsenal’s attack will be more potent and effective than ever. Fans eagerly await his return and hope he can replicate the form that made him one of the club’s standout performers.
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SELL THIS GUY AS SOON AS HE’S ABLE TO WALK ON HIS TWO FEETS.
I’m sick and tired of the false hopes he gives.
Im not exactly sure when this “exellent form” occurred prior to his injury.From memory he’d enjoyed a couple of reasonable games in the Carabao Cup but his League form was “sketchy” to say the least.
He needs to be sold as soon as we can.
Fans are understandably saying “sell him”, but who would want to buy an injury-prone “striker” who doesn’t score goals (7 EPL goals in the past two seasons, 44 games in total)?
Add to that his reported £14m a year wages – one of the biggest earners at the club – and you have an injury-prone striker who doesn’t score goals but is on a huge salary. Hmmm. I’m sure clubs will be lining up for that bargain!
You summed up the situation perfectly Bertie.I suspect Jesus will be with us for some time yet.
Bertie,
You say that why would anyone buy an injury prone striker on his wage, Only our team I’m afraid.
And just on that, with our on going search for a striker. I notice that Calvert Lewin has left Everton on a free today. Another injury prone striker.
Arsenal wouldn’t, would they?.🙄🤦♂️
Don’t post things like that, EVER.
Bertie,
Am I making you nervous😂👍.
“One of Arsenal’s key players”… Hmmm I don’t think so…
I just really hope and pray that somehow he comes right and adds actual value to the team.
I don’t know what else we will be able to do with him unfortunately, as Bertie has explained.
GJ is unfortunate. Due to injuries he hasn’t been able to show his best.
The first thing now is for him to recover. Then he will need to be re-integrated into the team if possible..
All he just need to do is to keep fit for a while. Even though he is not prolific in scoring goal he is a baller when fit. Club from saudi or brazil may come in for him
Underwhelming time at Arsenal; did he ever score double digit goals in PL?
Stop the hype train on this “striker,” work, running around, dribbling, everything but scoring goals.
Never was a striker, never will be. Now, we will wait out his contract until he leaves.
Doesn’t beat anyone out of lineup, and I have more confidence in Nwanarei scoring coming off the bench than Jesus.
Once again we’ve put ourselves in a difficult position by signing someone we shouldn’t have on high wages.
Sell for 5m even just to get his wages off our books!