Arsenal and Brazil striker Jesus undergoes successful knee surgery
Arsenal and Brazil striker Gabriel Jesus has undergone successful knee surgery.
Jesus has been ruled out for the remainder of the World Cup after injuring his right knee in the Selecao's Group G clash with Cameroon.
Head coach Tite has died, reports Jesus was already carrying a problem before playing for the five-time world champions in Qatar.
According to unconfirmed reports in Brazil, Jesus will be absent for three months.
Premier League leaders Arsenal confirmed on Tuesday that they have started their rehabilitation programme.
The 25-year-old has played a key role in the Gunners' impressive start to the Premier League season, which sees them five points clear at the top after 14 games.
Jesus' tally of five goals is only bettered for Arsenal by Martin Odegaard (six), while only Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne (nine) and team-mate Bukayo Saka (six) have recorded more assists in the English top flight than his five.
Arsenal and Brazil striker Gabriel Jesus has undergone successful knee surgery.
Jesus has been ruled out for the remainder of the World Cup after injuring his right knee in the Selecao's Group G clash with Cameroon.
Head coach Tite has died, reports Jesus was already carrying a problem before playing for the five-time world champions in Qatar.
According to unconfirmed reports in Brazil, Jesus will be absent for three months.
Premier League leaders Arsenal confirmed on Tuesday that they have started their rehabilitation programme.
The 25-year-old has played a key role in the Gunners' impressive start to the Premier League season, which sees them five points clear at the top after 14 games.
Jesus' tally of five goals is only bettered for Arsenal by Martin Odegaard (six), while only Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne (nine) and team-mate Bukayo Saka (six) have recorded more assists in the English top flight than his five.
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