Forget the fact that Rice and Ødegaard are out of this game but this particular Arsenal player is always a threat to our defense,The last time we met we knows what He can actually do with the ball”, Spurs captain Reveals the ONE Arsenal player that is going to give them tough time on Sunday – Not Bukayo Saka, Not Martinelli and not Kai Havertz
Forget the fact that Rice and Ødegaard are out of this game but this particular Arsenal player is always a threat to our defense,The last time we met we knows what He can actually do with the ball”, Spurs captain Reveals the ONE Arsenal player that is going to give them tough time on Sunday – Not Bukayo Saka, Not Martinelli and not Kai Havertz
Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus could be in the frame for some game time against Tottenham Hotspur this weekend, despite the odds stacking against him – as Arsenal pundit Charles Watts claims that a return for the Brazilian star has not been ‘ruled out’ ahead of the north London derby.
Jesus appeared in the final five minutes of Arsenal’s clash against Wolverhampton Wanderers on the opening weekend of the Premier League season, but he hasn’t pulled on a red shirt since after picking up a groin injury and that was thought to be enough to see him ruled out of the crunch clash on Sunday. But Gunners fans could have some rare good news in a week when they have been obliterated with injury woes – as Jesus could potentially come back into the side.
Jesus Could Offer Positive to Arsenal Injury Crisis
Martin Odegaard was injured for Norway in their 2-1 Nations League win over Austria earlier in the week, and alongside Mikel Merino’s freak injury on the training ground in his first session coupling Riccardo Calafiori’s even more bizarre injury on international duty for Italy last weekend, boss Mikel Arteta has had plenty of thinking to do ahead of the derby clash.
But one star who could offer them a reprieve is Jesus. Watts has claimed on his YouTube that the former Manchester City star could feature against the odds versus Ange Postecoglou’s side – though he would be ‘stunned’ if Jesus started. He said:
