Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus mobbed by supporters during city centre stroll after Swansea heroics 

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Gabriel Jesus was mobbed by Manchester City supporters as he went for a stroll around his new surroundings on Monday.

The Brazilian has made a superb impression in his first three appearances since moving to the blue half of Manchester, scoring three times and assisting two others.

On Sunday, his double against Swansea included a stoppage time winner and hauled City into the top four of the Premier League standings.

Gabriel Jesus was mobbed by Manchester City fans as he went for a walk on Monday

Jesus (right) has quickly become a fans hero after his fast start to life at City

Jesus was applauded by supporters and he posed to have a picture taken with them

The 19-year-old was out enjoying some downtime after the Swansea match on Sunday

Jesus scored twice - including a stoppage time winner - as City beat Swansea 2-1 on Sunday

And 24 hours later, as he looked to enjoy some downtime in the city, fans approached him applauding and asking for pictures.

His form saw Sergio Aguero demoted to a place on the substitute bench for the victory over Swansea, with Pep Guardiola preferring the three-pronged attack of Jesus, Raheem Sterling and Leroy Sane.

And while Jesus was greeting fans in the centre of Manchester, Germany international Sane was seen receiving a delivery at the hotel he is currently staying at in Manchester.

Leory Sane - one of Jesus's attacking team-mates - took a delivery at his hotel on Monday

Sane joined City as part of Pep Guardiola's City revolution last summer

Sane joined City from Schalke for £37m, putting pen to paper on a five-year contract

Sane has three goals to his name in 17 City appearances in all competitions so far this season. 

He was signed by Guardiola from Schalke last summer for a fee of £37m, on a five-year deal.

City play Bournemouth in their next match on Monday next week.