Mikel Arteta: Arsenal will be 'active' in January transfer window after Gabriel Jesus injury

Mikel Arteta said that the club will be active during the January transfer window.

Going into the break for the World Cup, Jesus scored five goals and had six assists to help the team lead the top flight in the premier league.

He had knee surgery after getting injured playing for Brazil.

Arteta said that Jesus would take some time.

He went through surgery and that tells you the extent of the injury, so we will be active in the market.

We want to strengthen the team by being active and active.

The squad doesn't have the luxury of not using all the windows. We have to do that in order to get the right profile.

To take us to the next level, it has to be the right person.

With a five-point lead over Manchester City, and a game against West Ham on the 26th of December, it's safe to say that the north London club will be back in action in the top flight.

During Brazil's final group game at the World Cup, Jesus picked up an injury and was unable to play.

Arteta said it was a huge blow with Gabriel Jesus.

We won't see him for a while. If you're going to be at the top there are going to be challenges.

It's hard to put a time frame on an injury like that. I don't want to give any dates because I know him.