Gabriel Jesus

Mikel Arteta is looking to strengthen his squad this summer after missing out on the top four and a new striker is a priority after Alexandre Lacazette joined ...

The Leicester Mercury says Arsenal hope to agree a deal worth around £25m – which would be a bargain for a player of his quality. The Times says Arsenal are now close to agreeing a deal after submitting a formal offer. The two men know each other well from their time together at City and it looks like they could be reunited at Arsenal this summer.

Jesus impressed for Manchester City in the latter stages of the season but Arsenal appear to be close to securing his signature.

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Gabriel Jesus, who worked with Mikel Arteta at Manchester City, is keen to reunite with the Spaniard, as Arsenal edge closer to completing the signing of ...

Arteta is desperate to sign a reliable goalscorer, with many feeling the lack of such a profile played a big part in Arsenal missing out on a top-four spot last season. Arsenal dropped out of the top four with two matches to go and ended up finishing fifth, a point behind arch-rivals Tottenham. The 25-year-old has been linked with a move to the Gunners as Mikel Arteta looks to bolster his attacking options following Alexandre Lacazette's departure.

ARSENAL have submitted a £50million bid for Manchester City star Gabriel Jesus, according to reports.The Gunners have been heavily linked with a move.

Arteta is determined to sign a midfielder this summer with Youri Tielemans believed to be at the top of his shortlist. Arsenal are fighting to keep hold of Eddie Nketiah with his contract expiring and he could be the only striker to rival Jesus for a starting place. The Gunners were seemingly unwilling to pay £50m to land Jesus previously given he is set to enter the final year of his City contract.

ARSENAL have been in the market for a striker since the end of January, with Manchester City star Gabriel Jesus a target.

And if Arsenal cannot agree a deal for him, there are other clubs who will look to swoop in and sign him. But according to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano in his Caught Offside column, the north London outfit will contact City further today in a bid to land the Brazilian. With Lacazette leaving on a free transfer to Lyon in the summer and Nketiah's contract renewal still up in the air, at least one striker is needed ahead of the new campaign.

Arsenal have stepped up their pursuit of Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus and are confident a deal can be done, sources have told ESPNFC.

He also excels at pressing and counter-pressing, which are key aspects of Arteta's playing style. A first offer of £30m was rejected but Arsenal will submit an improved bid. City are looking for a fee in the region of £50 million for the Brazilian international (56 caps, 19 goals) and Arsenal are the clear front-runners in the chase for the 25-year-old.

Gabriel Jesus is wanted by Arsenal and has also been linked with Chelsea and Spurs; Brazil international set to leave Man City this summer following Erling ...

Indeed, while his finishing has been a source of frustration to Guardiola at times, his pressing is viewed very differently. Mikel Arteta, who coached him during his time at City, has long aspired to turn Arsenal into a pressing team. "When a player like Gabriel is in the team then out of it, it is very difficult for him to have stability and find confidence. High xG is an undoubted positive in the sense that it demonstrates a knack for getting into the right positions. Ultimately, it is what will lead to his departure. Jesus is a four-time Premier League title winner who has, of course, made an important contribution at the Etihad Stadium, scoring 95 goals in 236 appearances in all competitions.

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Arsenal are confident of agreeing a deal for Gabriel Jesus after tabling their opening offer for the Manchester City centre-forward, who is their top striker target. City's capture of Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund is thought to have spelt the end of his time at the Etihad Stadium, where Jesus has won four Premier League titles under Guardiola. City's capture of Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund is thought to have spelt the end of his time at the Etihad Stadium, where Jesus has won four Premier League titles under Guardiola. Arsenal have now submitted a formal offer for Jesus and a deal is now nearing completion. Arsenal have now submitted a formal offer for Jesus and a deal is now nearing completion. The Gunners, however, are expected to raise their offer before striking an agreement with City for the 25-year-old, who looks set to lead the line for Brazil at November's World Cup in Qatar.

The 25-year-old is keen to join Mikel Arteta's side, but the Gunners will have to up their offer to City's expectations of around £50 million.

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Meanwhile, Newcastle are reportedly weighing up a move for Burnley goalkeeper Nick Pope. The Daily Mail writes the 30-year-old has one year left on his contract but will be desired to stay on for longer. Liverpool have delayed signing a midfielder for the summer, despite earlier reports the Reds were keen on securing one during the transfer period.

Arsenal have stepped up their pursuit of Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus and are confident a deal can be done, sources have told ESPNFC.

He also excels at pressing and counter-pressing, which are key aspects of Arteta's playing style. A first offer of £30m was rejected but Arsenal will submit an improved bid. City are looking for a fee in the region of £50 million for the Brazilian international (56 caps, 19 goals) and Arsenal are the clear front-runners in the chase for the 25-year-old.

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He will sign for a fee of about £25m. The Internazionale forward Lautaro Martínez is also a priority target for Antonio Conte. The Italian manager built a strong relationship with the Argentina international as they won Serie A together, and would love to bring him to north London, with a £77m offer being prepared. Let’s begin in north London, where Arsenal are continuing to pursue the signature of the Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus, along with a host of other clubs. The Old Trafford gloveman has reportedly been told he is free to leave by the incoming manager Erik ten Hag.

Arsenal have submitted an offer worth £49.6m [€58m] for Gabriel Jesus and are closing-in on a deal to sign the Manchester City striker.

Gabriel has been an important part of Pep Guardiola’s squad since arriving from Palmeiras in 2017. He contributed 13 goals and 12 assists last season to help Man City win the title so he should be an excellent addition to Arteta’s side. Arsenal have submitted an offer worth £49.5m [€58m] for Gabriel Jesus and are closing-in on a deal to sign the Manchester City striker, according to Brazilian outlet Globo Esporte.

Arsenal initially mooted a figure of around £30m given the Brazil international has a year left on his contract, but the asking price is £50m; Arsenal are ...

"He's 22 years old, technically very gifted so he fits in with the Arsenal mould of players. City highlighted the player is still just 25, has not reached his ceiling, possesses a proven record in the final third, and works intensely off the ball. Not that his scoring record is anything to sniff at. Across the last five seasons, he has played just 51 per cent of City's available minutes. "He plays really as a number eight, he has played out-wide as a winger or as a false nine but playing at the heart of midfield is where he's at his best. Arsenal initially mooted a figure of around £30m given the Brazil international has a year left on his contract, but the asking price is £50m; Arsenal are drafting a package closer to City's expectation and are confident of tying up their priority target; Chelsea also interested