Arsenal have finally welcomed back Gabriel Jesus after a gruelling 10-month absence. The 28-year-old Brazilian returned to training this week following his recovery from an ACL injury sustained in January. Jesus' return coincides with Viktor Gyokeres' injury, with the Swede currently nursing a hamstring issue.

During Jesus' absence, Mikel Arteta has significantly bolstered Arsenal's attack, making competition for places as fierce as it's ever been during his tenure at the Emirates Stadium. This competitiveness appears to have fostered a winning environment in north London, with the Gunners marking their sixth consecutive week as Premier League front-runners.

Ahead of the international break, Express Sport explores Arsene Wenger's efforts to ignite Romeo Beckham's defiance against his father, David, while Arteta firmly blocks a potential transfer of one of his key players.

The Beckham's differing views

It seems almost inconceivable that a Manchester United legend would have a son who not only doesn't support the Red Devils, but is instead a fan of their bitter rivals, Arsenal. However, that is the reality in the Beckham household, with David and Victoria's second son, Romeo, being a huge supporter of...