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ARSENAL fans have been left devastated after Gabriel Jesus picked up an injury at the World Cup.
The forward was handed a start in Brazil’s 1-0 defeat to Cameroon last night, after Richarlison was rested with qualification already secured.
He was withdrawn in the 64th minute after appearing to injure his knee.
Brazilian outlet Globo claim that Jesus’ tournament is over – with Arsenal fans sweating on their star man’s fitness.
The former Manchester City ace has been a big hit in North London since making the switch, helping his side go into the World Cup break five points clear at the top of the Prem table.
His injury, however, has drawn a pessimistic response from many Gooners.
One wrote on social media: “Season over.”
Another tweeted in frustration: “Of course Gabriel Jesus got injured playing a pointless game for Brazil. Of course he did.”
While a third is already thinking of buying to replace the stricken striker, writing: “January window very critical for Arsenal.”
A fourth cried: “End the season!”
The injury is also a blow to Brazil, who are already sweating on the fitness of Neymar.
Although Tite’s side can still lean on the likes of Richarlison, Vinicius Jr, Gabriel Martinelli, Raphinha, Rodrygo and Antony.
They will take on South Korea in the round of 16 on Monday evening, after the Asian side’s brilliant comeback victory over Portugal yesterday.
Jesus, meanwhile, would appear to be a doubt for when Arsenal return to action later this month.
Mikel Arteta’s side will resume their campaign with a home clash with West Ham on Boxing Day, before travelling to Brighton on New Year’s Eve.
Jesus has scored five goals in 20 appearances in all competitions for the Gunners, also laying on seven assists.
Eddie Nketiah is Arsenal’s only like for like replacement for their No9.