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Gabriel Jesus Injury: Arsenal Striker Stretchered Off vs. Man Utd in FA Cup

Gabriel Jesus was stretchered off in the first half vs. Manchester United in the FA Cup. | IMAGO/Sportsphoto

Arsenal's injury woes continue to grow as Gabriel Jesus was stretchered off against Manchester United in the first half of their FA Cup tie.

Just as it seemed the Brazilian was back to his best and a consistent starter for the Gunners, a collision with Bruno Fernandes on the edge of the box forced the Brazilian off before the halftime whistle. Arsenal's medical team rushed over as the striker seemed to be in some pain. Images of Jesus with his hands over his face as he was brought off the pitch have fans fearing the worst.

After the loss, Mikel Arteta said Jesus suffered a knee injury but did not disclose the severity of it. He did mention that the forward went home after the game instead of the hospital for any testing.

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The Brazilian first came to Arsenal in the summer of 2022 as Arsenal hoped the Manchester City player would bring experience and attacking prowess to a side looking to challenge for the Premier League. He hit the ground running, though a knee injury mid-season derailed his strong start.

Fast-forward to present day and Jesus has mostly become second fiddle to Kai Havertz. That is, until Bukayo Saka's injury prompted more game time for the Brazilian. A hat-trick and two more goals against Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup and Premier League had him back as a mainstay.

The injury comes at a terrible time for the Gunners as they continue to be light in the attacking department.

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This article was originally published on www.si.com as Gabriel Jesus Injury: Arsenal Striker Stretchered Off vs. Man Utd in FA Cup.

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