Gabriel Fernando de Jesus Injuries

'Just at the end [of training], he felt something in his groin. We'll need to assess him. We need to have an MRI scan to see, but he wasn't available for the game. We have to see [how long he will be out]. Probably tomorrow or Monday, we'll have the results to see if it's a matter of days or weeks. We don't know.' 'He's progressing really well. He had a muscle injury, and he's doing quite a lot of the stuff already, so we expect him to be with us really soon.' 'Gabby was out there. He's got another session tomorrow, and if everything goes well, he will be ready to be selected in this squad, which is great news for us.'

'Unfortunately, he had a setback in training, and he wasn't fit to play. It's something related to his knee, but I think it's a short-term thing.' 'With Gabby, we expect it to be something about days.' 'It's the same with Gabby, as well; he's done a few things.'

'He had some pain in his knee, so we did a scan, and it showed something. Hopefully, it is not something big; it's the same knee that he had [previously injured], so we cannot take any risks.'

'He straight away asked to be subbed, which is not good news because Gabby is not a player who does that at all, so we will need to wait and see over the next few days.' 'The scan shows that there is a muscle injury, and we might lose him for a few weeks again. With Gabby, I cannot give you any timeframe because he always surprises us, but there is something there.' 'With him, honestly, I'm not going to put any [timeframe] because I did it once and got it totally wrong. We need to be cautious. He's already pushing everybody. He wants to be back as quick as possible.' 'We have been following the player's situation since he was injured. We know that he has been recovering from a muscle injury to the back of his right thigh and has already started working on his physical adaptation on the field.'

'Unfortunately, he has had a little procedure. He had some discomfort in his knee that has been causing some issues, and they had to go in and resolve it. It's not something major, but he's going to be out for a few weeks, I think.' 'Obviously, he was very disappointed; he was feeling really good. This issue came up, which nobody expected, so we had to do a little procedure there. We made the decision, and hopefully, he'll be back soon.' 'It's a bit early still; it's been less than two weeks since his op. He's been doing really well, and next week, hopefully, he can start doing some activity, but it's something where we're going to be cautious.' 'We're really happy. Obviously, it was a big blow for him after the pre-season to have another surgery, but he's looking really sharp and trained the full week really good, so he's ready to go.'

'Gabby will be working hard to get back on the pitch as soon as possible.' 'We'll have to take it day by day, week by week and see [where] it takes us.' 'With Gabby, it's very difficult to put a timeframe [on his recovery]. It was a significant injury, and knowing him, I prefer not to give any dates away.' 'He's progressing really well. He's working really hard. He's in the right place in his recovery regarding the time that we set for him, but he's still a bit far [away] to be back.' 'Hopefully, we will have Gabriel back for the final months. It was a serious injury, a bit longer than we expected it. He is going to do everything he can to make it shorter, but we'll miss him for a while.' 'Maybe four or five weeks more, I come back.' 'Gabi is doing really well; he's already been outside a little bit. He's in the early stages. We need to respect some timelines and some processes, but he is doing really well.' 'He's on the pitch, and he's been doing a lot of work on his own with the ball. He's in good spirits, and so far, the rehab is going well. Unfortunately, [there's no timeframe], ask the doctor; maybe he gives you one.' 'He is in a good moment right now, but he hasn't even trained with the team, so still a few weeks [away].' 'He's doing more and more on the field. The knee's not reacting, so it's positive. We want him back quickly but respect the timeline from the doctors and the specialists. He's really pushing the boundaries.' 'I don't want to give a timeline, but he's doing certain things with the team and certain things outside the team. He's not very close, but he's not far at all. He's feeling better every day.' 'He had a bad injury and he’s been really pushing the boundaries and trying to get that recovery as quick and smooth as possible. The reality - he feels that he needs a little bit of time. Is it a matter of days? Hopefully, yes!'

'Obviously, he has some discomfort after the game vs Liverpool, and that’s why we decided not to bring him in [to Norway]. Let's see how he is tomorrow and Saturday.'

"Yeah, he got a knock in the first half in his quad, I think it was, and it wasn't very comfortable to continue, and obviously we didn't take any risks today."

"No, these two players are still out but I think Gabriel is coming back soon hopefully."

"They couldn't land here unless they isolate [for] 10 days. We join them tonight in the hotel. Tomorrow they do the preparations, maybe play, maybe not."

"It’s too early to know it. We will see today last session. He is better and did one session with the team, a regeneration."

"Much better. I don’t know if [he is] ready for tomorrow, but [he is] much better. If not tomorrow, they will be back for Norwich."

"I think John and Gabriel are coming back soon."

"We will see tomorrow [whether Jesus is fit enough]. He made the third training session and every day he is better."

"All signs show that I will be back within three weeks!"

Gabriel Jesus is ready but physically he "is not optimal."