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Gabriel Jesus was overwhelmed with emotion after opening his account for Barcelona and finding the net in the Spanish giants\u2019 resounding 5-1 thrashing of Feyenoord in the UEFA Champions League held in front of the masses at the Camp Nou.<\/strong><\/p>\n The Brazil international forward completed a summer transfer to Xavi\u2019s Barca from Premier League kings Arsenal on a deadline day reported 10 million, with his first goal for the Catalan outfit being announced with a ferocious first-time effort into the top corner that put Barcelona 4-1 up against the Dutch side, three minutes after Feyenoord had brought one back.<\/p>\n And later talking after the 5-1 encounter to his post-match media duties, he admitted that the very same elation which he felt when scoring his first professional goal was there also when he netted his first for Barcelona, describing the feeling as \u201cspecial\u201d.<\/p>\n Jesus\u2019 signing by Barcelona came after negotiations broke down on the transfer of Julian Alvarez as FC Atletico of Madrid were adamant on selling the Argentine forward to anyone other than a domestic La Liga rival.<\/p>\n Since moving to Catalonia and signing on for three years, Jesus has already proven himself to manager Hansi Flick, having come off the bench in the 5-0 victory against FC Valencia at the weekend on what was his debut for the club before making his European debut in this game.<\/p>\n However, the former England striker insisted that finding the back of the net at the magnificent 99,354-capacity arena was always a childhood dream and expressed his surprise at reaching it so quickly in his second appearance for Barcelona.<\/p>\n The Barcelona victory was the most convincing showing yet this season under Hansi Flick having won all 4 of their domestic games and they sit top of the league with a 100% record and have extended their great form to Europe.<\/p>\n This goal scoring contribution has added to the amazing work shown by already in-form wingers Raphinha (who scored 2), Lamine Yamal and Karim Adeyemi also contributing.<\/p>\n The performance indicates great potential this season for Barcelona, not just on the European stage, but for the domestic league too where they look likely to be going for three titles in a row this season.<\/p>\n Now for some La Liga action again in a clash with SD Levante on September 13th at Levante Stadium, which Barcelona could go on to win and extend their 100% record to 5 wins out of 5 and Gabriel Jesus may not even start that match for Xavi but he is expected to become a real asset to Barcelona this season as they fight on both fronts for silverware to help their pursuit of becoming a formidable global force.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n