Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli has said that Gabriel Jesus is one of the best people he has met during his career.Jesus, 25, moved to Arsenal from Manchester City in a £45 million move last summer. After helping the Cityzens win 11 trophies during his five-and-a-half year stint, he's now a crucial part of Mikel Arteta's side in their title charge.A right-footed centre-forward blessed with dribbling and shooting, the 59-cap Brazil international was sidelined for four months after injuring his right knee at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. During that time, the Gunners filmed a mini-series documenting the striker's rehabilitation.Arsenal@ArsenalComing soon...Come Back Stronger: The Return of Gabriel Jesus.A documentary series in partnership with @adidasfootball.498617593Coming soon...Come Back Stronger: The Return of Gabriel Jesus.A documentary series in partnership with @adidasfootball. https://t.co/XYqWZXoYBmIn the Come Back Stronger documentary, Martinelli was filmed heaping praise on Jesus' leadership ability during his injury recovery. He said:"In this month that he was out, he was always talking to me and with the other boys, trying to help us during training sessions. And as I said, that's who he is, and he's a lovely person who always tries to help everyone. It's so important to have him here at the club."Naming Jesus as one of the nicest people ever, Martinelli continued:"I knew from the beginning, but when he came, I realised that he's a great guy, a great player. I've said it many times, on and off the pitch, he is one of the best people that I've met in football."Jesus, who has a deal till June 2027 at the Emirates, returned to action earlier this month during Arsenal's 3-0 Premier League win at Fulham. He has scored five goals and laid out seven assists in 23 appearances across competitions this season.Leandro Trossard confident of Arsenal's title chargeSpeaking at a national team press conference, Arsenal attacker Leandro Trossard shared his thoughts on settling in at his new club and their Premier League title charge this season. He said:"It was a very busy and weird period for me, but I'm very happy that I have been able to join Arsenal. I think it's been a great step for me. We all know how difficult it is to win the league, looking at Manchester City and Liverpool in recent years, but I think we have a great squad and that we have proven time and time again that we're doing well. There are 10 matches left; we'll see where we end up."The Gunners will next host relegation-threatened Leeds United in the Premier League at home on April 1.