Arsenal’s Premier League and Champions League chances were dealt yet another blow as Gabriel was forced off against Fulham. With less than 15 minutes played, the Gunners defender was holding

Gabriel Jesus has found himself in a challenging position within Arsenal's squad this season. Despite his talent, his playing time has fallen short of expectations. Bent highlights that the Brazilian forward's role has become increasingly incongruent with the club's tactical demands.

Arsenal will host Fulham at Emirates Stadium on Tuesday in a Premier League showdown that could shake things up at the top of the table.

Arsenal star Gabriel will undergo tests on a suspected hamstring injury as Mikel Arteta faces a nervous wait to learn whether the defender will be fit to face Real Madrid next week. Arteta said: “Gabi felt something in his hamstring. We don’t know how big that is. With Jurrien he was already struggling early. He couldn’t continue.”

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says defenders Gabriel and Jurrien Timber will be assessed after sustaining injuries during Tuesday’s 2-1 Premier League win over Fulham.

Polish back Jakub Kiwior took Gabriel's place alongside William Saliba. Arsenal go to Everton at the weekend before Tuesday's Champions League quarterfinal first leg at home to Real Madrid. The Gunners will return to the Premier League to host Brentford before the second leg at the Bernabeu on April 16.

Defense wins Champions League as often as Real Madrid vibes. With Gabriel and William Saliba as their anchor points, Arsenal have a rearguard that is as well-placed as any to at least slow the march of Mbappe and Vinicius.

The Gunners won’t want to go into the Madrid game without a player as important as Gabriel, but it’s not looking good for the Brazil international.It seemed like Gabriel was in a lot of pain as