“He will play more henceforth”- Mikel Arteta points out the ONE Arsenal player he plans to give more playing time this season after comeback victory over Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals- Not Jesus

Mikel Arteta has named the Arsenal player who is going to enjoy more of the action during this season.

Mikel Arteta has revealed the Arsenal player who will be given more minutes on the pitch this season.

A statement from the manager of Arsenal, Mikel Arteta, after meeting Crystal Palace, indicated one player who is set to have increasing minutes in the field.

According to Arteta, Gabriel Jesus can expect increased playing time this season following the Brazilian forward’s eye-catching hat trick that led Arsenal to a come-from-behind win over Crystal Palace in the quarterfinals of the Carabao Cup.

Despite an early score from Jean-Philippe Mateta, Arsenal finished the second half strongly, and Jesus played a major role in the victory to bring them to the semi-finals.

This win not only solidified Arsenal’s dreams of winning trophies but also became a very important moment for the 27-year-old striker.

Away from this match, Jesus had scored only once in his previous 33 outings for Arsenal in all competitions.

But even so, three goals in the Palace match brought back confidence and accentuated abilities.

But even so, three goals in the Palace match brought back confidence and accentuated abilities.

The first came in the 53rd minute, and was set up by a beautifully-delivered pass from substitute Martin Ødegaard before Jesus deftly chipped in over Palace’s goalkeeper Dean Henderson after outmaneuvering Marc Guehi.

Almost immediately, he struck again – this time in tandem with another substitute, Bukayo Saka. A quick twist followed by an accurate shot into the far corner demonstrated Jesus’ sharpness.

His third goal came in the 69th minute after he broke free and coolly slotted home his third, sending the Emirates crowd into raptures.

Arteta after the match declared Jesus’s high-quality performance deserved more chances at playing at match days ahead.

“I’m very happy for him,” Arteta said to Sky Sports. “He has suffered long, scoring no goals. Today he scored three fantastic goals.

And then, that showed the quality that he brings to the team with the creation and finishing of those opportunities.

“It can be a turning point for him in confidence, and for the team in trust.

Now it’s about consistency, more games, and opportunities for him to keep this run going.

In his statement after the match, Arteta spoke highly of the entire squad but took particular note of Kieran Tierney, who has just had his first start for Arsenal in 548 days.

Well, it ended with a great performance; however, the end was fraught with tension because former Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah scored late for Palace.

Still, the Arteta team managed to hold on, qualifying for the Carabao Cup semi-finals for the second time within just three years.

Now, Arsenal turn their attention to the Premier League, still in the hunt for cup glory.

The Gunners will next face Crystal Palace again, this time with the added twist of being a London derby on Saturday at Selhurst Park.