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BREAKING: Gabriel Jesus is back in full first-team training for Arsenal
Gabriel Jesus returns to full Arsenal training after long injury layoff
Arsenal have shared a positive update as Gabriel Jesus has returned to full training with the squad. The Brazilian striker has been out of action for nearly ten months following a serious knee injury.
Jesus sustained an anterior cruciate ligament tear during Arsenal’s FA Cup match against Manchester United last season.

The injury kept him out for an extended period, forcing Mikel Arteta to adjust his attacking options several times throughout the campaign.
The 28-year-old has been working tirelessly on his rehabilitation programme, and recent footage released by the club’s official social media page showed him training comfortably with the rest of the team.
The video confirms he has regained full fitness and is now edging closer to competitive action.
Back in the mix 
Great to see you out there again, Gabby  pic.twitter.com/TNG9FVx6BD
— Arsenal (@Arsenal) November 6, 2025
Jesus expected to feature with U21s before full return

The forward is expected to play a few minutes with Arsenal’s Under-21 side before being reintegrated into the senior team.
This approach will help him build match sharpness before returning to Premier League action.
Jesus’ comeback is a major boost for Arteta, who is currently dealing with several injury concerns in attack. Viktor Gyökeres has led the line impressively, but the addition of Jesus will reduce the pressure on the Swedish striker and provide more tactical flexibility.

The former Manchester City forward is known for his high work rate, link-up play, and ability to press defenders.
His return means Arteta can also use him on the left wing, offering more depth and variety in attacking positions.
During the summer transfer window, Jesus was linked with a move back to Brazil, with reports suggesting that several clubs had shown interest. However, no deal went through, and the striker remained at the Emirates to continue his recovery.
His presence in training has lifted the mood around London Colney, with teammates and fans excited to see him back on the pitch.
Jesus will now focus on regaining his match rhythm and could soon make his first competitive appearance since his injury.
If all goes well, Arsenal supporters may not have to wait too long before seeing the Brazilian forward in action again, adding another quality option to Arteta’s frontline.
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Virgil van Dijk vented his anger towards Federico Chiesa following Wolves’ decisive goal at Molineux. Rob Edwards’ outfit pulled off a surprise 2-1 triumph in the Premier League as the Reds squandered an opportunity to climb into fourth position.
Mohamed Salah netted an 83rd-minute leveller in a chaotic conclusion after Rodrigo Gomes had opened the scoring in the Midlands. However, Andre sparked wild celebrations in the stands with a 94th-minute winner.
Liverpool skipper Van Dijk was left furious following the late setback and yelled in Chiesa’s direction, evidently unimpressed with the Italian’s contribution. Alisson had launched a pass towards the winger, but after the duo failed to connect, Chiesa did not track back in an attempt to retrieve the ball.
Andre’s strike then deflected beyond the Brazilian and into the net. A series of issues emerged in the post-match analysis.
Van Dijk was more measured in his post-match interview, though still frustrated by the nature of the defeat.
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“Conceding goals is always frustrating,” he told TNT Sport when asked if there were any frustrations about the manner of the two Wolves goals. “Obviously we’ve come on the back of a couple of clean sheets and I think defensively we have been very solid.
“But yeah, listen, it is what it is and we have to move quickly on because we come back here in a couple of days and we want to do well in the FA Cup as well and we have to show a reaction.”
Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard reckons his former side were sluggish in responding to an error from Alisson. “The Liverpool players from the goalkeeper’s mistake – it’s not the greatest clearance from Alisson – but I just thought they were slow to react in midfield as well,” he commented on TNT Sports.
“You know, Wolves are jumping on the first ball, picking up the second ball. It’s a poor goal from a Liverpool point of view to concede, and it’s another late one. It’s happened too many times that they’re conceding these late goals.
“I just think the speed of the reaction from the poor clearance – I’m sure Alisson will want to own up to it – but the reaction’s just too slow.”
Former Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock, though, laid the blame at a different door. He identified the pass to Alisson as the issue.
“It was a mistake from Curtis Jones – he plays a ball into Alisson and Alisson’s never going to get any purchase on it,” Warnock stated on BBC Radio 5 Live.
“Andre looked heavy in the last five or so minutes but he takes a shot and it takes a wicked deflection to loop over Alisson.”
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GOAL!!! Wolves 1-1 Liverpool (Salah, 82) SALAH FINDS THE NET IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE! His first for 122 days. Good time to get it.
GOAL!!! Wolves 1-1 Liverpool (Salah, 82)
SALAH FINDS THE NET IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE! His first for 122 days. Good time to get it.
And this is why Wolves are going doing. Bellegarde plays a horrific pass straight to Salah who runs at Krecji into the box and pokes a clever finish with the outside of his foot.
Straight back to the centre-circle. No time to waste.
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