Arsenal head into the final run of the Premier League season with a huge boost as Gabriel Jesus' managed return means he will be back and fully fit. The Brazilian suffered a knee injury at the World Cup that would rule him out for months, with surgery required to begin his rehabilitation.
It was a significant blow to the Gunners, who had been a side transformed since the striker joined from Manchester City in the summer. However, Eddie Nketiah and the signing of Leandro Trossard ensured the side kept a healthy gap between them and the Citizens.
It allowed Jesus to have a staggered return to action rather than being thrown straight into the side after such a period of absence. "It was great to see him [Jesus] back you can feel the happiness of everyone around him. We missed him and now he’s back," Mikel Arteta beamed earlier this month.
