Jesus scores again in Arsenal win over Everton | Arteta: He creates chaos

Mikel Arteta hailed Gabriel Jesus' ability to create 'chaos' as the striker scored again in Arsenal's 2-0 victory over Everton.

The Brazilian scored twice on debut in the Gunners' 5-3 victory over Nurnberg and grabbed his third goal to set his new club on the way to another pre-season win.

The 25-year-old fired past Jordan Pickford from a corner in the 33rd minute and then set up Bukayo Saka, who added a second just three minutes later.

Jesus has made an instant impact since signing for £45m from Manchester City and is already producing goals for Mikel Arteta's side which they lacked last season. The Arsenal boss believes it's Jesus' ability to disrupt opposition defences that is contributing to his early success.

"He creates chaos, he creates uncertainty and he's always on your shoulder. He's always there to nick the ball off you, he's always in front of the goal. He's a real threat and this is what we need," said Arteta.

"The moment we give the ball away he is straight away active and putting pressure and getting his team behind him. He has a lot of leadership skills, I can see straight away what he's doing with the boys and he's the type of guy that we want.

"He looks really sharp, really dynamic. (He's got) a really good understanding with his team-mates straight away. They are looking for him, he's generating chances, good connections around specific spaces we want to exploit with him especially, and yeah, we're really happy."

Jesus played out wide at times for Manchester City but so far he has been playing as a number 9 at Arsenal which is where Arteta plans to utilise him.

"He's very versatile, but obviously, the way we would like to develop him, is in that position," he said.

"But not on his own sometimes, but