Bournemouth coach Scott Parker admits it will be difficult to stop Arsenal’s new number nine, Gabriel Jesus.
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The Brazilian has two goals in two Premier League games for Arsenal and is in excellent form. Arsenal is currently on a two-game winning streak, having scored six goals in their first two league games.
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Gabriel Jesus’ mobility and front-row pressing have made it difficult for defenders to contain him. And Scott Parker has admitted that stopping the Brazilian will be difficult.
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As quoted by Independent Sports, he said:
Gabriel Jesus is a brilliant signing, an amazing signing really. Mikel had the player at Manchester City and he’s a top forward, an incredible centre forward.
He’s probably got every facet to his game as a number nine: can drop in, can link play, is also a threat on your backline as well, endless work-rate in terms of pressing and leading the line from that sense.
It’s a real challenge for us at the weekend to try and keep him quiet, he’s a big player for them.