Arsenal has received a major boost with the return of a key player to training after a knee injury.

Arsenal have received a major boost ahead of their Premier League match against Crystal Palace on January 20 at the Emirates Stadium.

The Gunners have been underwhelming in the last three games with successive defeats. They’ll try to make amends against the Eagles later this month.

The club is presently in a warm-weather camp in Dubai, where they have received a timely boost with Jesus’ return to training following a minor knee injury.

Due to the injury, the Brazilian was forced to miss Arsenal’s FA Cup third-round match against Liverpool, but he has already returned to the Arsenal training ground.

🔴⚪️🇧🇷 Gabriel Jesus, back in training for Arsenal — as expected, knee injury was not serious. pic.twitter.com/zclPzRnwi9

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 11, 2024

ARSENAL WELCOMES THE RETURN OF JESUS.
In recent weeks, the Gunners have been guilty of squandering clear-cut chances on goal. Jesus had a handful of great scoring chances against West Ham United.

As a result, he was dropped to the bench against Fulham, but Eddie Nketiah did not fare much better. It is undeniable that Jesus is the club’s greatest option up front right now.

As a result, his prompt return to play should be welcomed by the Gunners. The 26-year-old has been photographed training in Dubai, although Arsenal has yet to confirm this.

Aside from Jesus, it appears like Fabio Vieira has returned to team training. Thomas Partey is expected to return this month, and Jurrien Timber has begun individual training.

The Gunners could have three players back in action against Palace later this month, but Timber could be out until March as he works on regaining match sharpness.