Gabriel Jesus
28-Year-Old
Arsenal
Premier
OUT
Injury Knee
Est. Return 12/13/2025
Aiming return in December
Jesus (knee) is aiming a return between December and January, coach Mikel Arteta said in the press conference. "He had a major surgery that it was going to take him many, many months. So, after discussing that with the medical staff and understanding the schedule that we had and when we thought that he could be available, that it would be between December and January, we decided to make that call. Like we've done it in the past with other players. Hopefully, we did it wrong and he comes back earlier. But at the moment, the provision was very clear."
ANALYSIS
Jesus is still in his rehabilitation process of his long term knee injury and is expected to resume team training in December at best. That said, with the new addition of Viktor Gyokeres, the Brazilian's absence doesn't impact the starting XI of the Gunners since he will likely hold a rotation role once fully back fit.
Jesus is still in his rehabilitation process of his long term knee injury and is expected to resume team training in December at best. That said, with the new addition of Viktor Gyokeres, the Brazilian's absence doesn't impact the starting XI of the Gunners since he will likely hold a rotation role once fully back fit.
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Starts individual training
Jesus (knee) has started to train individually, according to his club.
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Recovery process continues
Jesus (knee) continues to work his way back from injury but is not ready to return to action yet, manager Mikel Arteta told media during Friday's pre-match press conference. "Gabi is doing super well. I think he looks in a really good place. Obviously, it's a massive injury, and we need to come from that in a really strong way, but certainly he's in the right place and making very strong strides."
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Working in gym
Jesus (knee) is continuing his recovery in the gym, ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.
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ACL injury confirmed
Jesus (knee) is set for surgery on his ACL and is done for the 2024/25 season, Arsenal announced.
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Waiting for further scans
Jesus (knee) was forced off in the 40th minute of the FA Cup match against Manchester United due to a serious-looking knee injury. The club is awaiting further scans and is concerned about a potential long-term injury. Coach Mikel Arteta provided an update during the press conference: "Yeah, we know more now, and it's not looking good at all. We need to consult more specialists. I don't want to confirm anything until we have the report. We were very worried straight after the game and are still very worried today."
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Could leave Arsenal in January
Gabriel Jesus is one of several players who might leave Arsenal during the summer transfer window, according to Football Insider.
ANALYSIS
The Brazilian striker is working his way back from an ACL injury, but when he returns, he's expected to be the third-choice striker behind Viktor Gyokeres and Kai Havertz. That means the Brazilian could be open to leaving the club and finding minutes elsewhere. A transfer centered around Jesus could happen as early as the January transfer window.
The Brazilian striker is working his way back from an ACL injury, but when he returns, he's expected to be the third-choice striker behind Viktor Gyokeres and Kai Havertz. That means the Brazilian could be open to leaving the club and finding minutes elsewhere. A transfer centered around Jesus could happen as early as the January transfer window.