Gabriel Jesus

Arsenal have reached an agreement with Manchester City for the signing of Gabriel Jesus for £45 million, The Athletic understands.Jesus, 25, was Arsenal's.

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Gabriel Jesus is closing in on a move to Arsenal, where he will be reunited with former Manchester City coach Mikel Arteta.

Certainly, this would be a signing that will boost the current Arsenal squad, with Jesus's versatility an extremely desirable trait. It seems like the saga surrounding this story will be resolved fairly quickly now, following David Ornstein's latest report, which states that an agreement with Manchester City has been made, for a fee believed to be in the region of £45 million. Sharp movement inside the 18-yard area, comfortable in dropping deep between the lines and linking attack together and immense work rate without the ball in the press; Jesus offers a plethora of quality and given the fact that both Manchester City and Arsenal have similarities in structure both with and without the ball, he should have no issues when it comes to adaptting to life in north London.

Manchester City and Arsenal have reached a verbal agreement for Brazil star Gabriel Jesus. The announcement confirms the rumours that have been swirling ...

Which – if the deal goes through as personal terms are yet to be agreed and Phillips must pass a medical – would be a near enough identical fee to that City will receive from Arsenal for Jesus. Romano tweeted: “Arsenal and Manchester City have reached full verbal agreement today for Gabriel Jesus. Deal in place after new meeting – been told guaranteed fee is £45m. Manchester City and Arsenal have reached a verbal agreement for Brazil star Gabriel Jesus.

If things go through, Jesus will reunite with Mikel Arteta who was an assistant coach with Manchester City from 2016 until 2019 when he joined Arsenal. Jesus' ...

But with how much money Arsenal have already put on the table for transfers, it's now or never for Arteta to show that he's the man for the job. Knowing that Jesus can do it in the Premier League is worth the tax that Manchester City imposed. It's certainly a lot of money for Arsenal to spend on a forward but Jesus was likely the most proven forward in their range.

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Now, they're looking to build on that strong start to the window by bringing in more recruits. Last season saw Mikel Arteta splash over £140million on new recruits and we could see a similar outlay this time around, as the Spaniard continues the process of rebuilding the squad into one that fully represents his identity. According to The Mail, a deal that sees Gabriel Jesus at the Emirates next season is set to be completed in the next 7-10 days.

Mikel Arteta is close to securing one of his main transfer targets this summer and it appears he has played a key role.

He is a fantastic guy and fantastic manager." It’s not signed yet, it’s a verbal agreement." With Edu - the connection is obvious - but also Mikel Arteta, who wanted him.

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Put Jesus on the pitch with those three, and the goals will flow. He has movement, the requisite football IQ, and when chances come his way, he is clinical (see his four goals v Watford). Although, he isn’t the most consistent of ball-strikers, that has to be said. Arsenal did that with only Lacazatte and Nketiah for half a season. Simply looking at how close Arsenal got last season even after their disastrous start and poor finish, coupled with only having Lacazette and Nketiah as its main striking options, the answer is an unequivocal yes. The main priority this summer was to secure a striker of serious calibre, something easier said than done with no Champions League football to offer. With Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang moved on to Barcelona, the Gunners attacking stocks were relatively thin up top.

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Arsenal have agreed a £45m fee to sign Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City after a breakthrough in talks on Friday.

David Ornstein of The Athletic confirmed that a deal is now in place, with just a few outstanding elements to be finalised. But as it stands, everything is heading for a positive conclusion to eventually see Jesus in an Arsenal shirt on the pitch after that. Goal suggest Arsenal will now try to finalise the deal quickly so Jesus can join the upcoming tour of the United States.

Arsenal are believed to be closing in on the signing of Gabriel Jesus after reaching an agreement with Manchester City for a £45m transfer.

And thanks to a double announcement by the north London outfit this month, the Brazilian can get the perfect gift of the no.9 shirt if he completes his £45m transfer. Whether Gabriel Jesus will feature in that game remains to be seen as judging by his recent Instagram posts, he is still on holiday after international duty at the beginning of the month. Thank you, Laca, we wish you all the best for the next chapter in your career."

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.

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.

The 25 year old has long been a target for Mikel Arteta this summer, and it appears a fee of around £45m has persuaded the Premier League champions to part with ...

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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.

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Injuries to Takehiro Tomiyasu, Thomas Partey and Kieran Tierney weakened their chances of finishing in the top four, with bitter rivals Spurs pipping them to Champions League football at the end of the campaign. The Gunners will now play in the UEFA Europa League next season and will need a bigger squad to deal with the rigours of playing twice a week if they want to progress in as many competitions as possible. The Spanish coach built a small squad for the 2021/22 campaign as the Gunners had no European football to distract their domestic schedule, though that hampered them in the final weeks of the season as they chased Champions League qualification.

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 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.