Gabriel Jesus reacts after scoring twice for Arsenal in the 5-3 win over Nuremberg
Arsenal's new striker Gabriel Jesus says he already feels at home at the club.
The Brazilian netted a brace in his opener against the Gunners as they beat Nuremberg 5-3 in a pre-season friendly on Friday.
Jesus came off the bench in the second half with Mikel Arteta's men two goals down.
Within 60 seconds, he pulled one back and eventually found a second goal.
His presence also forced the hosts' defense to score two own goals which ultimately helped the visitors to a 5-3 win.
"I'm so, so proud. I'm proud to be here at this great club," Jesus said after the game.
"I've done four or five days with the guys, and I just want to say thank you to everyone at Arsenal because they make me feel at home. Everyone talks, comes up to me and says "good luck, we're glad to have you here", and I'm also happy to be here. It makes me feel at home.”
Arsenal's new striker Gabriel Jesus says he already feels at home at the club.
The Brazilian netted a brace in his opener against the Gunners as they beat Nuremberg 5-3 in a pre-season friendly on Friday.
Jesus came off the bench in the second half with Mikel Arteta's men two goals down.
Within 60 seconds, he pulled one back and eventually found a second goal.
His presence also forced the hosts' defense to score two own goals which ultimately helped the visitors to a 5-3 win.
"I'm so, so proud. I'm proud to be here at this great club," Jesus said after the game.
"I've done four or five days with the guys, and I just want to say thank you to everyone at Arsenal because they make me feel at home. Everyone talks, comes up to me and says "good luck, we're glad to have you here", and I'm also happy to be here. It makes me feel at home.”
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