The Brazilian was always a squad player under Pep Guardiola at Manchester City, but he has since become Arsenal’s no.9 and has taken to his new role well.
Jesus has scored five goals and provided three assists in his first eight league games for the Gunners.
He led the line for Arsenal when they took on and beat north London rivals Tottenham on Saturday.
The NLD was Arsenal’s biggest test of the season so far a feisty affair, but the Gunners were able to come away with a 3-1 win to maintain top spot in the PL.
Following their clash with Tottenham, Arsenal have a Europa League match and will then face Liverpool on October 9 in the Premier League.
There was a fear that Arsenal would be without Gabriel Jesus for the game. This is because before facing Spurs, Jesus had already picked up four yellow cards in seven league games.
Arsenal and Mikel Arteta have a pretty dismal record against Liverpool. They have not beaten them in the Premier League since July of 2020, with the Gunners also fail to score against Jurgen Klopp’s side since September of 2020.
But with Liverpool out of form and Jesus leading the line, Arsenal stand a much better chance of picking up a win next week.
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