Jesus joined Arsenal final summer season, arriving from Manchester City for a price of round £45million and scoring 11 objectives final season.

The striker has received off the mark within the present marketing campaign, finding the net against Manchester United in a 3-1 win earlier than the worldwide break after lacking the beginning of the season on account of a knee damage.

Jesus is now pushing to start out on Sunday when Arsenal journey to Everton, and Arteta has hailed the affect he has had on the squad.

“I think he brought a different energy, a different belief, a different threat, a different fear to opponents,” mentioned Arteta, describing Jesus’ affect since signing.

“And he did it in a really natural way. He contributed hugely to the step that we had last season.

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“If you look at the last six or seven months for Gabi, with the long-term injury he had and the amount of football that he missed, then he came back in pre-season and he started to get his rhythm again — and then he had another injury, another surgery. So we have to build him up.

“He is a tremendous player, a really important player for us. He changed our world last season. You could all see that. He is going to be a really important player for us.”

Arteta has praised Jesus for bringing “chaos” to Arsenal’s assault and he'll hope that's the case on Sunday.

The Gunners have misplaced their final 5 League video games at Goodison Park, scoring simply twice in that point.

“In certain areas of the pitch, I love it (chaos),” mentioned Arteta. “In other areas, I hate it!

“So it’s where you produce that chaos. He obviously draws a lot of attention from opponents with the way he plays and creates space for others. That’s a big quality of his.”

The signing of Jesus was a serious coup for Arsenal, with the membership luring him away from Premier League champions Manchester City.

Jesus received 4 League titles throughout his time on the Etihad, however Arteta believes he's simply as hungry for achievement now at Arsenal.

“Obviously when you sign a player that you know, who has done it in the League and has the hunger and right reasons to join us, it was a no brainer for us to do it,” he mentioned. “And you could see the impact he had on the team straight away.”