Fit again, Gabriel Jesus registered by Arsenal for the Champions League | OneFootball

The forward Gabriel Jesus can now return to representing Arsenal in the Champions League. Having recovered from a severe knee injury, he has been officially registered by the club for the continental tournament.

Gabriel took the place of the young attacking midfielder Max Dowman, who suffered an ankle injury playing for the under-21 team last Saturday. The Brazilian also participated in the match.

Since the beginning of November, Jesus has been participating in ball training and sessions with the squad. The forward was already listed for the matches against Chelsea and Brentford, both in the English Premier League, but did not get to play.

Gabriel Jesus suffered the injury in January, in the match against Manchester United, in the FA Cup, shortly after regaining his starting position and scoring six goals in six matches.

Jesus's Numbers for Arsenal

Since joining Arsenal in the 2022/23 season, the Brazilian, who was developed at Palmeiras, has been involved in 46 goals in 96 matches (with 26 goals and 20 assists).

Recovered from injury, Jesus is close to becoming the highest-scoring Brazilian in Premier League history. With a total of 76 goals, he is only behind Roberto Firmino, who has 82.

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