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ItalianoGabriel Jesus: Arsenal lower asking price to £20m amid Milan interest
Arsenal have lowered their asking price for Gabriel Jesus to £20 million, but AC Milan still consider the fee too high. The Brazilian striker, who has one year left on his contract, remains a target for the Italian club, with Juventus and Atlético Madrid also showing interest. Jesus has expressed his desire to stay in Europe, preferably in England, before eventually returning to Palmeiras.
What’s the latest on Gabriel Jesus’ transfer?
Gabriel Jesus’ future has been a hot topic this summer. According to journalist Jorge Nicola, Arsenal have set a £20 million (€23 million) price tag for the striker, down from the previously reported €30 million (£26 million). Despite this reduction, Milan are pushing for a lower fee, making them the strongest contenders for the Brazilian.
Why is Gabriel Jesus considering a move?
Jesus has repeatedly spoken about his long-term dream of returning to Palmeiras, but his immediate priority is to remain in Europe. Reports suggest he wants to stay in England or another top league for another two or three years before heading back to Brazil. Palmeiras, while financially capable of meeting Arsenal’s asking price, are not currently in the running as Jesus focuses on European opportunities.
What are the other clubs interested in Gabriel Jesus?
Juventus and Atlético Madrid have made enquiries about Jesus, but neither has submitted a formal offer. Milan, however, are actively negotiating with Arsenal, hoping to secure the striker for a fee below the £20 million valuation. Arsenal, meanwhile, are not actively looking to sell Jesus, but a deal could still materialize if the right offer comes in.
What’s next for Gabriel Jesus?
For now, Milan appear to be leading the chase for Gabriel Jesus. If Arsenal and the player decide this summer is the right time to part ways, the Italian club could become the key player in the transfer saga. However, Jesus’ preference to stay in Europe and his long-term plans for Palmeiras will continue to shape his next move.