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Gabriel Jesus was just like every other young boy growing up in Sao Paulo. He dreamed of emulating Ronaldo Nazario and becoming Brazil's number nine. For the majority, a dream is all that ever is but for Jesus, it quickly became apparent that he was good enough to make that his reality.

"And there's a longer answer, which starts when I was a boy with a dream", he told The Players' Tribune back in December 2017. "In Brazil, there are millions of boys with a dream. But I was lucky, because I knew some superheroes."

The biggest superhero in his life has always been his mother, Vera Lucia, to whom he dedicates every goal to with his iconic phone-ringing celebration. "Whenever I score for Manchester City, my mother calls me", he explained when asked about his famous celebration.

"As soon as the ball hits the back of the net, the phone rings. It doesn't matter if she's back home