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Gabriel Jesus is in line to make his return to the Arsenal squad this weekend against Crystal Palace.
The striker sustained a minor knee injury earlier this month, which forced him to miss the Gunners' 2-0 defeat to Liverpool in the FA Cup.
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Jesus might have only scored three Premier League goals this season, but he adds a whole new dimension to the attack, which Eddie Nketiah or Kai Havertz don't provide.
When will Gabriel Jesus return?
Arsenal's next game is against Palace in the Premier League on Saturday, January 20, and it's live on talkSPORT.
If there are no further setbacks, the former Manchester City striker should be fit to start or at least be part of the matchday squad for the derby.
It's an important game for Mikel Arteta's men after three consecutive defeats in all competitions.
Jesus might not be a prolific goalscorer, but he's an excellent player, and Arsenal are better with him in the side.
The 26-year-old suffered a knee problem last year, which ruled him out for a significant period of time.
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But the striker has been taking part in warm-weather training in Dubai and is set for a comeback.
Arteta had hoped Jesus' injury wouldn't be long term, and so it's proven to be.
The Spaniard will likely share an update on Jesus' condition at his pre-match press conference.
