As Arsenal gear up to face Fulham, Mikel Arteta has confirmed the readiness of Gabriel Jesus, who has returned to full training after a knee operation.

The Brazilian’s return to action is likely to be a key moment for Arsenal, and this report will delve into the details of Jesus’ recovery, Arteta’s plans, and the team’s preparations for the upcoming fixtures.

Gabriel Jesus, the dynamic Arsenal striker, could set to make a return for the Gunners’ upcoming clash against Fulham, following his successful recovery from a minor knee surgery.

Having missed out on crucial games against Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, and Crystal Palace, his return is keenly anticipated by both the management and fans alike.

Mikel Arteta, the Arsenal manager, expressed his satisfaction with Jesus’ progress, stating, “I was really happy. It was a big blow after the preseason he had to have surgery. He’s looking good. He’s ready to go.”

His comments were made during the pre-match press conference on Friday afternoon.

Jesus’ injury, which required a minor knee operation, kept him sidelined during key games, including the Community Shield win over Manchester City. His return to full training on Thursday, marked by encouraging signs, is a timely boost for Arsenal as they prepare for the first international break of the season.

The Brazilian’s potential involvement has led to chatter among supporters about the possibility of him getting some minutes on the field in preparation for the impending showdown against Manchester United.

Arteta’s announcement confirms that this could indeed be the case, with the striker having trained well and being ready to start if necessary.