Gabriel Jesus

The Arsenal striker was an injury concern after the game on Sunday, but could be available for selection once again.

"I don't know," [Mikel Arteta](https://www.football.london/all-about/mikel-arteta) said on whether the Brazilian had been knocked out. While Nketiah has often been the first choice in Europe this season, merely having Jesus as an option could be useful for Arteta. The Brazilian has since been checked again by the club doctor and is cleared as being fine and should then be available for selection. [Eddie Nketiah](https://www.football.london/all-about/eddie-nketiah). The Brazilian has been key to the way the Gunners play, having a huge impact on the side since joining in the summer for roughly £45million. However, there were fears when he went to ground against the Reds, having been on the receiving end of an elbow from Kostas Tsimikas.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta believes Gabriel Jesus is 'OK' after receiving a blow to the head in their 3-2 win over Liverpool on Sunday.

Jesus has started on the bench in each of their two European matches so far this season, but his involvement in that game could give a decent indication on his availability against Leeds. Jesus was fine to continue before eventually being replaced by former Leeds loanee Eddie Nketiah in the first minute of stoppage time. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta believes Gabriel Jesus is ‘OK’ after receiving a blow to the head in their 3-2 win over Liverpool on Sunday. I don’t actually know what happened, but we will obviously assess how he is.” Arteta was asked on the condition of Jesus after the impressive victory against Liverpool on Sunday and claimed that while he had not yet consulted with the medical staff, he believes that he is fine. The Brazilian was in need of treatment during the second half of the game at the Emirates yesterday, after an elbow from Kostantinos Tsimikas appeared to catch him in the face.