Gabriel Jesus has been added to Arsenal's Champions League squad as the Brazil striker steps up his long-awaited return from injury.With Arsenal's teenage winger Max Dowman picking up an ankle injury in an under-21 match last weekend,

Gabriel Jesus has struggled mightily to find his feet this season for Arsenal, failing to score in the Premier League up to this point. Despite that, the former Manchester City forward broke his duck against Crystal Palace in the League Cup Wednesday evening.

Gabriel Jesus will reportedly not be registered in Arsenal's Champions League squad for the league phase of the competition as Cristhian Mosquera's injury is worse than originally feared. The Brazilian is coming back from a serious knee injury that has kept him out since the start of the year but just as he nears a first-team return,

Arsenal reportedly decide whether to include Gabriel Jesus in their squad for the remainder of the Champions League league phase following Cristhian Mosquera's injury.

Gabriel Jesus and Viktor Gyokeres have both travelled with the Arsenal squad for the Premier League game against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday in a potential boost for manager Mikel Arteta,

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Arteta warned after Saturday’s 2–1 defeat to Aston Villa that he would remain without the French centre back—and his first-choice partner Gabriel—for a “period of time.” Trossard was fit enough to come off the bench at Villa Park only to be forced off with a knock 40 minutes later.