Gabriel Jesus

Darren Bent has hinted Gabriel Jesus may not be the ideal signing for Arsenal despite the Manchester City striker having been earmarked as Mikel Arteta's ...

Jesus is understood to be keen to reunite with Arteta, having worked with the Arsenal manager during their time together at City, while he is almost guaranteed a starting role at the Emirates. According to reports, the Gunners are closing in the purchase of Jesus having verbally agreed a fee in the region of £45million with the Premier League champions. With Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang having left the Gunners within the space of six months, Arsenal are short in the striking department.

The Sporting News wraps up the latest as Gabriel Jesus nears a move to Arsenal from Manchester City.

This may be adopted in matches against elite opposition, with Jesus' work rate meaning he can aim to nullify the opposing left-back, something he has done on multiple occasions for City. In some games, there could be the possibility where both players are fielded to add an offensive threat, though not in a rigid front two. Despite this, Jesus may provide Arsenal with a more adept option up top with regards to build-up play, allowing creative teammates like Martin Odegaard and Gabriel Martinelli to roam into dangerous attacking positions. Should his move to Arsenal go through, he could be set for a mammoth increase in his take-home pay. He has this incredible ability because he is always thinking what is the best for the team." Jesus is a versatile forward, who can play through the middle or in either wide position.

Arsenal have spent big in summer transfer windows since Stan Kroenke became the club's sole shareholder in late 2018, and that trend looks set to continue.

With those resources, we have to do what we have to do in the best possible way. That's why we have to find a way to do again what we did last summer." After seeing his side miss out on a top-four finish by two points last season, Arteta sent a clear message to Stan and his son, Josh, that an aggressive approach to the summer transfer window was required again: "Overall, look back, you have to be clear with what we have to do, but very clear as well that this is not where we want to be," he said in his final pre-match conference of the 2021/22 season. "This is another step that was very necessary because it wasn't only about where we are in the league table. We don't know what the rest are going to have in terms of resources, which I assume is going to be challenging because now it's not a top-three, or top-four league, there's a top-eight or ten teams that are involved. And the money spent on 17 of those players makes for interesting reading.

Bukayo Saka is a nailed on starter but the other spot will be up for grabs, with ...

Jesus (RW) - Martinelli (CF) - Saka (LW) Saka (RW) - Jesus (CF) - Martinelli (LW) Bukayo Saka is a nailed on starter but the other spot will be up for grabs, with Gabriel Martinelli, Emile Smith Rowe and Fabio Vieira all in with a decent shout - that's before you even think about the potential signing of Raphinha.

When he signed for Manchester City from Palmeiras back in 2017, there was little apparent debate. City were signing a striker - a prolific one, too, with a 20- ...

Gabriel Jesus surely knows this himself, and now's the time to make that as clear as possible. He has had some difficult times as a more orthodox striker at international level - notably drawing a blank at the 2018 World Cup - and a move out wide has allowed him to take stock and enjoy some time out of the firing line while playing himself back into form. While Gabriel Jesus had found himself forced to move wide in previous seasons, it became more of a concrete role for him at the start of the 2021-22 campaign. In recent seasons, Arsenal found themselves using the likes of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette in wide roles despite the pair being nominally signed as goalscorers. "For me to play on the right wing is more normal now. There have been plenty of moments in which the argument seemed settled, too.

90min understands the two clubs have agreed a £45m transfer fee for the Brazil ...

Bernd Leno's shirt number (1) is off limits to outfielders, while Jesus is unlikely to consider Kieran Tierney's jersey (3) should he depart. As mentioned, this number could be freed up by Okonkwo if he goes out on loan. Gabriel Jesus: The shirt number he could wear at Arsenal

The Manchester City striker has scored nearly 100 goals for the club during his five-and-a-half-year stay.

good luck to him a fantastic servant to our club. In 236 club appearances, he has scored 95 times and set up 46 more. However, the player supposedly wishes to enjoy more regular game time with Erling Haaland and Julian Alvarez arriving at the Etihad this summer.

Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin have both been linked with transfers away from Everton this summer, but Gabriel Jesus' switch to Arsenal sees the list ...

In the same breath, they can't be seen to be budging on their asking price for either player. Newcastle have been linked with Everton's England international striker in some reports, but that was always bound to be the case given the huge influx of money they have recently received. Who would be willing to pay the right price to bring in either Richarlison or Calvert-Lewin to their clubs this summer? Spurs have been linked with a potential move, but the rumoured fee they would be willing to pay is surely way off what the Blues would be willing to accept. In fact, there's not really been much word of concrete interest in the pair, when at one stage it seemed many teams would be chomping at the bit to begin their pursuit. That's the ambition that comes with players of these talents, and everyone at Everton will have been acutely aware of that for some time.

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Arsenal remain keen on bringing in Ajax defender Lisandro Martinez and talks are ongoing after an opening bid was rejected, the Daily Express reports. The Athletic is reporting that Arsenal are set to 'intensify' efforts to sign Leeds United winger Raphinha next week, with there a sense that the Gunners are now current favourites to land him. Talks between the club and Jesus' representatives have been ongoing for months, football.london understands, so personal terms should not be a problem.

Arsenal will soon complete the signing of Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City and we take a look at how the gunners will lineup with him.

Arsenal are edging close to signing Manchester City forward, Gabriel Jesus on a record transfer fee of £45m this summer that will make him the highest paid ...

Chelsea are notorious in wooing and hijacking players from their rivals when transfer window runs to the end, as in the cases of capturing Willian and Mohamed Salah from Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool respectively. However, like many previous disappointments in signing players, Jesus deal would not be a total surprise if it fails as the Brazilian star may consider playing for a club in Champions League after his side lost to Real Madrid in semi-finals last season. The 25-year-old also prioritising a move to the club after making it clear that he intended to leave the Premier League champions.

Arsenal have agreed a deal to sign Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City, and 90min have now revealed the salary the Brazilian is set to earn.

There’s a big drop-off then as the Gunners’ second most paid player is our record signing Nicolas Pepe, who pockets £140,000-a-week. He has been Mikel Arteta’s priority target to replace Alexandre Lacazette, and it looks like the Gunners boss has got his man. That will make him our highest-paid player, surpassing Thomas Partey.

However, that has still left the Gunners light up top and Arteta had targeted Jesus from the start to bolster his frontline. The Brazilian has made it clear to ...

The first being that Jesus might not be the answer to his striker woes. Raphinha would cost £65million yet would not solve Arteta's striker conundrum - would it be wise to splash that amount of cash on another winger if they already have Jesus? However, that has still left the Gunners light up top and Arteta had targeted Jesus from the start to bolster his frontline.

Jesus scored his first-ever goal for City against West Ham United in a Premier League clash. Manchester City won the tie 4-0 as the Brazilian scored one goal.

Manchester City won the tie 4-0 as the Brazilian scored one goal. Jesus scored his first-ever goal for City against West Ham United in a Premier League clash. The match ended in a 2-2 draw.

Arsenal's Premier League rival squads provides an explanation for Mikel Arteta's intention to spend big this summer.

Arsenal have the comparatively cheapest group of players at the moment – although that will likely change swiftly once Jesus is confirmed. Questions about why Arsenal are spending this much and where the injection of funds is coming from have been rife across the broader footballing community. Reports suggest Arsenal are pushing for priority targets Raphinha and Lisandro Martinez to help what many believe would be the completion of their business.

Manchester City and Arsenal have agreed terms over the transfer of Gabriel Jesus on Saturday, sources have told ESPN.

Meanwhile, Arsenal continue to pursue a deal for Leeds United winger Raphinha and remain confident of adding him to their ranks. Arsenal will pay £45 million plus a further £10m in add-ons for the Brazil international striker with only paperwork and a medical standing in the way of a deal being completed. Manchester City and Arsenal have agreed terms over the transfer of Gabriel Jesus on Saturday, sources have told ESPN.

Gabriel Jesus is poised to join Arsenal from Manchester City after agreeing personal terms on a five-year deal with the Gunners.

Gabriel Jesus is poised to join Arsenal from Manchester City after agreeing personal terms on a five-year deal. The 25-year-old, who has 56 caps for Brazil, will Arsenal’s fourth signing of the summer following the arrivals of Marquinhos, Matt Turner and Fábio Vieira. The striker will move for a fee of £45m following an agreement between the two clubs.

Gabriel Jesus' £45million move to Arsenal is '100 per cent done', with the Brazilian signing a five-year contract.Jesus, who's been at Manchester Cit.

Does he want to play as a No.9, or does he want to play as a wide striker? “Gabriel Jesus, does he lack penalty area presence? “It was from the most impeccable source imaginable: The original Ronaldo, who said ‘this fella Gabriel Jesus reminds me of me when I was a kid’.

The Gunners had already agreed a £45million fee with City and Jesus, who previously worked with Mikel Arteta while he was an assistant coach at City, ...

- Fabrizio Romano on Twitter: "Gabriel Jesus to Arsenal, here we go! Gabriel signs until 2027, it’s 100% done. Since joining City from Palmeiras in 2017 Jesus has scored 95 goals in 236 appearances.

The Manchester City striker is poised to complete his switch from the Etihad to the Emirates, as Mikel Arteta lands his No.1 centre-forward target this ...

The impending arrivals of Erling Haaland and Julian Alvarez were set to see him drop further down the pecking order. But he has elected to forego Champions League football to become the new focal point of Arsenal's attack. It's understood he will earn in the region of £190k-a-week.

Arsenal have all but confirmed the signing of Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City on a 5-year contract in a deal worth £45m.

the upcoming campaign. Gabriel Jesus to Arsenal, here we go! Gabriel signs until 2027, it’s 100% done.#AFC

Arsenal have agreed personal terms with Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus on a five-year deal ahead of a proposed £45 million move.The Athletic reported ...

Crowds back and bumper TV deals have restored confidence in the market - spending is set to break all records this summer... Crowds back and bumper TV deals have restored confidence in the market - spending is set to break all records this summer... Chelsea have always seemed more relaxed about doing business with their rivals - will the others start to follow?

The Brazilian is on the verge of reuniting with Mikel Arteta at the North London club.

- Man City's most famous in-game tactic ended Blues career of record signing You’ve just humiliated me'. That was the last time I spoke to him." The Brazilian would end the season having played a crucial role in City's Premier League title success.

Jesus has been linked with a move to the Gunners in recent months, after Pep Guardiola's side signed Erling Haaland and pushed the Brazilian down the pecking ...

Jesus moved to City in January 2017, after the club agreed a £27 million fee for the forward with Palmeiras in the previous summer. The Gunners have been in need of a forward since allowing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to leave for free in January, after a falling out with Mikel Arteta. On Friday, the two clubs finally agreed a deal with a fee worth a reported £45 million, and now the player has also agreed to the move, according to Fabrizio Romano.

Mikel Arteta is edging closer to completing the transfer of his number one transfer target in Gabriel Jesus. The Gunners agreed to terms over the fee with ...

Arteta has moved rather swiftly to get the deal done. Mikel Arteta’s vision for the club is starting to becoming clearer. Per The Athletic and Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal has now agreed to personal terms with the 25-year-old.