According to Goal.com, Jesus has quickly adapted since joining Barcelona, and Flick has given him playing time in matches against Valencia and Feyenoord. Jesus has also scored with a header from a cross by Yamal.

Jesus has quickly integrated into the team's dressing room. He speaks Spanish and can communicate with teammates without barriers; combined with English learned during his time at Manchester City and Arsenal, he can also communicate with Flick, who speaks English. Barcelona signed Jesus hoping he would adapt to the team's system as quickly as possible, as Flick needs to rotate the squad this season.

Barcelona's recent fixture list is congested, with three consecutive matches before the international break: facing Levante, then Racing on Wednesday at Spotify Camp Nou, and Sevilla away. This forces Flick to manage player fitness, and Jesus's role is expected to become increasingly important in upcoming matches.

Since joining, Jesus played 9 minutes at Mestalla, followed by 7 minutes against Feyenoord. He has shown his finishing ability and quickly understood the importance of passing and combination play. Jesus has played in similar systems under Guardiola and Arteta, which is one of his advantages.

Flick currently has Raphinha as the main striker but does not want to overwork him. Raphinha has only played the full 90 minutes in one of Barcelona's five official matches, yet has scored 8 goals, including 6 in La Liga and 2 in the Champions League.

Resting Raphinha when a match result is already decided is an important consideration Barcelona needs to make going forward. Raphinha suffered an injury last season, missing the final third of the club's campaign, particularly the Champions League quarterfinal against Atlético Madrid. He was also injured while representing Brazil at the World Cup.

Flick wants to protect Raphinha, which is one of the main reasons Barcelona signed Jesus. Jesus is aggressive on the pitch, effective at pressing from the front, and clinical in front of goal, similar to Raphinha's characteristics. However, the current level of the former Leeds United striker is higher than most strikers in the world, ranking only behind Mbappé and a few others.

From day one, Jesus has trained hard, hoping to overcome the impact of limited playing time at Arsenal. His physical condition is good, and he has trained with the team from the start without needing a special recovery plan like Rodri.

Barcelona is satisfied with signing Jesus, particularly given the impact he showed in the match against Feyenoord. Jesus's style of play suits Flick well, indicating he came to Barcelona not to be a regular substitute but to play an important role in the team.

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