Jorginho Busts Gabriel Jesus Taking Driving Lessons, His Reaction is Priceless

• Jorginho could not help but burst into laughter after spotting Gabriel Jesus taking driving lessons
• Both players joined Arsenal this season, with Jorginho making a January move from Chelsea
• Jesus has been out of action since suffering an injury with Brazil at the World Cup

Arsenal midfielder Jorginho was in hysterics recently after spotting his teammate Gabriel Jesus taking driving lessons.

Jesus appears to be making the most out of his recovery process after suffering an injury during the World Cup in Qatar.

The Brazilian has not featured for Arsenal since, and is now making use of some of his free time by learning how to drive.

He was busted in the middle of his lesson by Jorginho, who savagely put him on blast on social media.

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Jorginho shared the video on his Instagram where he shouts “Gabi” at Jesus who is embarrassed but still manages to play along with the banter from his cheeky teammate.

After rolling down his window, Jesus timidly asks, “What are you doing?”, before bursting into laughter.

At least the 25-year-old also saw the funny side to the whole thing.

Jesus went on to joke around by asking Jorginho whether he could take a lesson in the Italian’s swanky car, to which Jorginho replied: “No chance mate! Good luck, good lesson.”

Jesus on his way back

As reported on Express Sport, Jesus underwent surgery a couple of weeks back and is now well on course to making a full recovery.

In fact, the Brazilian has been passed as match-fit and could feature for his side as they take o Sporting Lisbon in the Europa League on Thursday, March 9.

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Sports Brief earlier reported on how Ben White aimed a hilarious dig at the Bournemouth goalkeeper after Arsenal’s latest Premier League victory.

The Gunners looked set to drop points against a struggling Bournemouth side, only for a flurry of late goals to inspire a significant turnaround.

The visitors were leading 2-0 courtesy of goals from Philip Billing and Marcos Senesi. Thomas Partey started the comeback before Nelson set up Ben White for the second. The 23-year-old then scored with the last kick of the game to ensure maximum points.