Gabriel Jesus has made a welcome return from ιnjury with Brazil, and Arsenal fans will be pleased to hear that he is back in training with his national team. The forward had been sidelined for the Gunners’ last five games due to a hamstring ιnjury he sustained in a Champions League match against Sevilla in October.

Fabrizio Romano, a well-known journalist, reported that Gabriel Jesus was in full training with Brazil and is expected to be part of the squad for their upcoming game against Argentina. This news is positive for Arsenal, as it suggests that Jesus will soon be available for selection by Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta.

However, Arsenal’s medical staff reportedly expressed their unhappiness with Jesus being called up by Brazil. They believe that he has not fully recovered from his ιnjury and should remain in England for further rehabilitation. The Gunners have struggled in his absence, crashing out of the Carabao Cup and suffering a damaging defeat in the Premier League.

Arteta had previously emphasized the need for caution in rushing Jesus back from ιnjury too quickly. He acknowledged the player’s eagerness to return but stressed the importance of treating the ιnjury properly to avoid any setbacks.

While Arsenal had hoped that Jesus would remain in England during the international break, FIFA rules allow national teams to call up players to assess their ιnjury status. Brazil manager Fernando Diniz explained that they wаnted to evaluate Jesus’ condition themselves, given the 15-day gap before their games. He expressed trust in the player and assured that they are treating him with great care.

The Brazilian national team is currently dealing with ιnjury concerns, with Vinicius Jr. and Neymar both unavailable for the upcoming match against Argentina. Arsenal will be hoping that Jesus returns to London in excellent shape, as they have a crucial run of fixtures ahead, including eight Premier League games and two important Champions League matchups before the end of the year.