Friday evening at London Colney and Arsenal's medical team is managing three key fitness situations heading into Saturday's Bournemouth fixture. Gabriel Jesus (striker): the Brazilian has been working back from a knee injury sustained in late 2025. His return to full training has been gradual. Arteta has been careful in his public statements, but the expectation is that Jesus is available for the bench at minimum and potentially considered for a starting role if Arteta wants to manage Havertz's minutes. His sharpness from the training sessions this week will determine his GW30 involvement. Thomas Partey (midfielder): the Ghanaian has been training consistently but his availability at full intensity needs to be confirmed. Arteta uses him as rotation rather than automatic selection at this stage of the season. Expected to be available for selection. Jurrien Timber (right-back/midfielder): a player whose versatility is valuable in the run-in. His fitness status has been managed carefully after previous injury history. Expected to be available. All other key players: training normally. Raya, Saliba, Gabriel, White, Zinchenko, Rice, Odegaard, Saka, Martinelli — no concerns from the week's sessions. Arsenal arrive at Saturday in as good a fitness position as at any point this season. 📅 Sat 11 Apr, 03:30 UTC | Emirates Stadium 🏆 GW30 | Injury Check