Quote from: imamusma on Today at 08:36:26 PM

Quote from: kamvreto on Today at 01:58:33 PM

As a result of this injury Gabriel Jesus, according to the latest news, will be absent long enough from football to recover. Gabriel Jesus had knee surgery in London and it went well. Arsenal does need a replacement for Gabriel Jesus, and several replacement players who are likely to replace Gabriel Jesus in the next transfer window are likely to be recruited by Arteta, such as Victor Osimhen from Napoli, Jonathan David da Lille, Ivan Toney from Brentford, Tammy Baraham from Rome and Armando Broja of Chelsea. Most likely the 5 players will replace Gabriel Jesus.

Arsenal do not need a replacement for Jesus even though he will be out for some time during his recovery from injury. I believe Arsenal just need to take advantage of all the players in their striker stokes and Arteta will never be short on that. A change of strategy will probably be made as long as Jesus is injured, so I don't think Arsenal should rush to replace Jesus.

Arsenal have Saka and Gabriel Martinelli on the wings, so maybe they need an attacking midfielder to support them both up front. I don't think Arsenal will have many problems without Jesus, but maybe there will be a bit of a dip in form.

This is really going to affect Arsenal because the kind of impact that Gabriel Jesus have on Arsenal team is immeasurable,and if Arteta does not act fast to sign Murdryk from Sharkter Donesk and Savic Milinkovic of Lazio complement to team again,and make them have that team spirit that they had before.but I just pray that more players shouldn't go for injury again.But I am happy that Saka has finished playing for England without sustaining any injury along the line.The only player I'm supporting again is Saliba of France.