Micah Richards has lauded Gabriel Jesus’ ‘sensational’ dwelling debut for Arsenal because the Gunners beat Leicester Metropolis 4-2 on Saturday.
The Brazil worldwide striker, who moved to the Emirates this summer time, scored two objectives and bagged two assists in a Man of the Match efficiency.
Jesus spoke to the media after the match and rejected claims that he was sad at Manchester Metropolis – the place he performed a bit-part position – earlier than switching to Arsenal for £45m, however admitted that was ‘so completely satisfied’ to be in north London.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta mentioned that Jesus was ‘dissatisfied’ after the win as a result of he felt he ought to have scored 4.
However pundit Richards heaped reward on the 25-year-old after the victory, telling Match of the Day: ‘He was sensational. The whole lot he did was sensible.
‘I watched him at Manchester Metropolis, however at Arsenal he appears a unique participant,’ Richards mentioned.
‘He appears much more assured. He was so unfortunate to not get his hat-trick. He’s bought all the things in his sport.
‘He popped up in so many positions, he’s alert within the field. His all-round sport was sensible.
‘I’m simply completely satisfied for him as a result of at Man Metropolis he gave a lot when it comes to work price, however now it feels he's the primary man. A terrific day for him, it actually was.’
Talking after the match, Jesus mentioned: ‘I'm so completely satisfied as a result of we performed so good towards a tricky opponent. I work all day on daily basis to attain objectives.
‘I used to be not sad at Manchester Metropolis, I simply wished to play and the membership understood.’
Arsenal boss Arteta added: ‘I wouldn’t prefer to play towards him. I’ve by no means been a defender, however I can think about I wouldn’t take pleasure in it.
‘He’s so cell, so intuitive, at all times sharp and proactive to play in any second and part within the sport, and it’s an actual menace.’
Arsenal are in subsequent in motion towards Scott Parker’s Bournemouth as they appear to make it three wins from their opening three Premier League video games.
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