The Brazilian scored both goals as Manchester City beat Swansea.
Manchester City defeated Swansea City in the Premier League today, with a late goal from Gabriel Jesus proving the difference between the two sides.
The 19-year-old Brazilian had already given Manchester City the lead in the game and was the dangerman throughout. His winner came after Gylfi Sigurdsson had equalised for a battling Swansea side.
Manchester City’s Gabriel Jesus celebrates scoring their second goal with Pablo Zabaleta
The performance of Jesus was certainly recognised by one former Manchester City player.
Trevor Sinclair spent four seasons at City after leaving West Ham United in 2003 and has fond memories of his time at the club.
Manchester City’s Gabriel Jesus celebrates scoring their first goal
He was clearly impressed at Jesus’ performance.
He pointed out the brilliance of his performance by highlighting his position with the Brazilian national team already at this early stage of his career:
The result sees Manchester City move on to 49 points and above Liverpool and Arsenal in the Premier League up into third.
The impact Jesus has had since arriving at the club has been clear to see and is clearly more of a Pep Guardiola player than Sergio Aguero or Kelechi Iheanacho.
Hopefully he can continue his good form and help City move up the Premier League table.
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