Gabriel Jesus is optimistic about his future in Brazil's national team after he scored in his first international appearance since enduring a difficult World Cup.
Brazil faced Saudi Arabia in Riyadh on Friday and ran out 2-0 winners, with Jesus scoring the opening goal and generally catching the eye, linking particularly well with Neymar.
The Manchester City forward was the subject of significant criticism in Russia, as he failed to score a single goal before Brazil's quarter-final elimination at the hands of Belgium.
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Some, including former Brazil coach Mano Menezes, put Jesus' struggles down to Neymar's performances, while others suggested Roberto Firmino fitted into Tite's system better.