Gabriel Jesus admits he 'cried a lot' during recovery from knee injury AFC
Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus has revealed just how emotional he was during his recovery from a knee injury.Richard Pelham / The SunHowever, whilst at the World Cup with Brazil, he sustained a knee injury that would keep him out of action for three months.
“I was like ‘okay, job done’, now it’s time to think about the surgery and then thinking about how to come back fit and stronger that I was before.
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