Arsenal have been urged to consider Crystal Palace's Wilfried Zaha, Newcastle's Allan Saint-Maximin and Chelsea's Christian Pulisic as possible Gabriel Jesus replacements. The Gunners are understood to be looking at possible short-term fixes in attack after the Brazilian was confirmed to be out of action for a while.
Jesus sustained an unfortunate knee injury at the Qatar World Cup with Brazil in the group stage defeat to Cameroon. Upon arriving back in England, the 25-year-old underwent surgery and is due to be sidelined for a number of months.
The blow to Mikel Arteta's frontline could play a valuable role in the business conducted in the January transfer window as the Gunners aim to add reinforcements to the current crop of players. Prior to Jesus' injury, it was understood that a central midfielder and winger would be the priority but that could be forced to change.
