The Samba star is showing his value when the Gunners step out to Europe.

Arsenal strengthened their chances of progressing to the Champions League with a narrow 2-1 victory over Sevilla. After 3 rounds, the Premier League representative is currently leading Group B with 7 points, 1 point more than the team ranked next, Lens.

With significant personnel additions in the past summer transfer window, the Gunners must have thought about making a mark at the most prestigious club tournament.

And that belief is becoming more and more solid with the guidance coming from leader Gabriel Jesus. Besides Jorginho, the Brazilian star is the most experienced player in the Gunners squad in the Champions League, because before arriving at the Emirates, Jesus spent many years fighting in this arena with Manchester City.

Despite the lack of stability in performance at the team level as well as the Premier League, the 26-year-old striker is still playing an important role in every match of Arsenal in the UCL.

Before the trip to Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan, the Samba striker scored 2 goals in the previous 2 matches.

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And in the recent encounter, Jesus’ stage became even more brilliant. He was the one who created the foundation to help Gabriel Martinelli break the deadlock with a classy turn that completely eliminated the Sevilla defense and then launched an accurate pass for the junior to take advantage of his speed to rush straight into the penalty area. direction.

Not stopping there, Jesus marked a brilliant day with a nasty dribble on the left side, before drawing a beautiful curve that turned Orjan Nyland into the background for the masterpiece.

Jesus shows a positive contribution to the overall gameplay. Statistics from Sofa Score show that the Brazilian star has an accurate pass rate of up to 92%, of which 3 Chances created

In addition, the former Man City star continues to show positivity in supporting defense. He had 4 winning duels, 5 recoveries and made 2 more tackles.

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With those positive contributions, it is not surprising that Jesus received the highest score in the match.

The Brazilian star is an important factor in the Gunners squad despite the lack of stability in finishing situations. Jesus not only created a connection between the satellites in attack but also brought valuable lessons to the young stars in their first move to the Champions League.

Therefore, Jesus’ injury will greatly affect Mikel Arteta’s plans. In a recent interview, coach Mikel Arteta also expressed concern about his student’s physical condition.

“Jesus felt something in his hamstring. He immediately asked to be substituted. That’s not good news because Jesus is not the type of player to do that. So we will have to wait see in the next few days.”