Gabriel Jesus To Have A Knee Surgery, Following Knee Injury For Brazil At World Cup

After suffering a knee injury while representing Brazil at the World Cup, Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus will have surgery and could miss several months, according to a source.

Jesus was ruled out for the duration of the competition after suffering probable medial ligament damage during the Selecao’s 1-0 loss to Cameroon in their last group match.

And now The Telegraph has reported that he will undergo surgery, which might keep him out of commission for months while he recovers.

Later on Tuesday, Arsenal confirmed the operation but did not provide any information regarding the likely length of the recovery period.
Jesus played a minor role for Brazil in Qatar since Richarlison’s play allowed Tite to maintain him in the No. 9 position.

The 25-year-old, though, had played a crucial role in helping Arsenal win the Premier League before the midseason break by scoring five goals and providing six assists.
There were rumors that Jesus had a niggle when they faced Cameroon after sustaining his injury, but Tite fiercely refuted them.

#Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus to have surgery after World Cup knee injury. Recovery dependent on healing but can take monthshttps://t.co/HJDXs4d8Ii

— Mike McGrath (@mcgrathmike) December 6, 2022

Brazil Manager Tite Statement

“Evil lies are not something I enjoy hearing, the Brazil manager stated. We never play for victory at the expense of a player’s safety. Because that’s what they’re called, the haters, isn’t it: the liars who are out there? “It would never have happened because we are ethical, individually accountable, and responsible.

It is believed that Jesus has already traveled back to England from the Gulf in order to be evaluated and to hasten his recuperation in the hopes of helping Arsenal finish the season strong.