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Gabriel Jesus Transfer from Arsenal to Everton
According to Football Insider, the Gunners have reduced striker Gabriel Jesus’s price tag to between £20 million and £25 million, but Everton, who have a long-term interest in the player, will still find it difficult to finance such a deal ahead of next season.
According to Football Insider, the Gunners have reduced striker Gabriel Jesus’s price tag to between £20 million and £25 million, but Everton, who have a long-term interest in the player, will still find it difficult to finance such a deal ahead of next season.
According to Football Insider, Everton are interested in Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus but want Arsenal to lower their £20m asking price before advancing their pursuit. It is believed that Arsenal are open to selling Jesus, with several clubs quoted around £18m-£20m for the Brazilian. Everton are seeking a lower transfer fee due to the player's high salary, which is reportedly around £265,000 per week. There are concerns about the financial commitment due to Jesus' injury issues and irregular starting status. Arsenal may be motivated to sell to create space in their squad and wage budget, as Mikel Arteta is targeting attacking upgrades this summer.
According to Football Insider, Everton are interested in Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus but want Arsenal to lower their £20m asking price before advancing their pursuit. It is believed that Arsenal are open to selling Jesus, with several clubs quoted around £18m-£20m for the Brazilian. Everton are seeking a lower transfer fee due to the player's high salary, which is reportedly around £265,000 per week. There are concerns about the financial commitment due to Jesus' injury issues and irregular starting status. Arsenal may be motivated to sell to create space in their squad and wage budget, as Mikel Arteta is targeting attacking upgrades this summer.
The data analytics firm SciSports has used its Career Advice tool to analyze the best destinations for Gabriel Jesus. The tool evaluates transfers based on metrics such as potential development, playing time, style, and formation. According to the analysis, Everton is listed as a possible destination with a score of 78.
The data analytics firm SciSports has used its Career Advice tool to analyze the best destinations for Gabriel Jesus. The tool evaluates transfers based on metrics such as potential development, playing time, style, and formation. According to the analysis, Everton is listed as a possible destination with a score of 78.
According to Team Talk, Gabriel Jesus is considered a strong possibility for departure from the Emirates, amid interest from clubs that include Juventus, AC Milan, Everton, and Flamengo.
According to Team Talk, Gabriel Jesus is considered a strong possibility for departure from the Emirates, amid interest from clubs that include Juventus, AC Milan, Everton, and Flamengo.
Everton have made enquiries for Gabriel Jesus, but it is understood that Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta blocked the player's exit from the Emirates Stadium this January despite interest from Premier League clubs. Jesus remains part of Arteta’s first-team plans for when he is back from injury and fully fit, and he has been assured he will get playing time.
Everton have made enquiries for Gabriel Jesus, but it is understood that Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta blocked the player's exit from the Emirates Stadium this January despite interest from Premier League clubs. Jesus remains part of Arteta’s first-team plans for when he is back from injury and fully fit, and he has been assured he will get playing time.
Everton had monitored Gabriel Jesus of Arsenal; however, a transfer appears unlikely because manager Mikel Arteta confirmed that the striker will not leave Emirates Stadium in January.
Everton had monitored Gabriel Jesus of Arsenal; however, a transfer appears unlikely because manager Mikel Arteta confirmed that the striker will not leave Emirates Stadium in January.
During speculation about a Premier League switch to Everton, Jesus stated that there has never been any contact with anyone at the club or his staff.
During speculation about a Premier League switch to Everton, Jesus stated that there has never been any contact with anyone at the club or his staff.
According to TEAMtalk, sporting director Andrea Berta is willing to offload Gabriel Jesus in January. The same sources state that Arsenal want £30 million for the striker, for whom they paid £45 million, and are willing to make a loss of £15 million. Transfer insider Dean Jones believes that Everton would be a good fit for Jesus, but noted that wages could be an issue for David Moyes’s side. Jones stated that Jesus will likely be available and has the elite quality that could fit the bill. He added that while there is talk of a £30 million transfer valuation, his personal package also has to be considered, and the level of wages does matter.
According to TEAMtalk, sporting director Andrea Berta is willing to offload Gabriel Jesus in January. The same sources state that Arsenal want £30 million for the striker, for whom they paid £45 million, and are willing to make a loss of £15 million. Transfer insider Dean Jones believes that Everton would be a good fit for Jesus, but noted that wages could be an issue for David Moyes’s side. Jones stated that Jesus will likely be available and has the elite quality that could fit the bill. He added that while there is talk of a £30 million transfer valuation, his personal package also has to be considered, and the level of wages does matter.
Arsenal are reportedly ready to consider selling Gabriel Jesus for around £30-35m, with three clubs showing an interest in the forward. According to Turkish journalist Ekrem Konur, Arsenal are demanding a fee of around £30/35 million to sell the striker. Everton are interested in him, and Ekrem Konur reports that Flamengo and Everton could soon make an offer.
Arsenal are reportedly ready to consider selling Gabriel Jesus for around £30-35m, with three clubs showing an interest in the forward. According to Turkish journalist Ekrem Konur, Arsenal are demanding a fee of around £30/35 million to sell the striker. Everton are interested in him, and Ekrem Konur reports that Flamengo and Everton could soon make an offer.
According to AS Roma Live, Arsenal are demanding a fee of around £30 million ($40.3 million) to sell Gabriel Jesus. The fee is too high for AC Milan, but Everton could soon make an offer.
According to AS Roma Live, Arsenal are demanding a fee of around £30 million ($40.3 million) to sell Gabriel Jesus. The fee is too high for AC Milan, but Everton could soon make an offer.
Everton have enquired about a potential January transfer for Arsenal's Gabriel Jesus, as reported for the Daily Briefing. The striker is open to leaving in January, but there has been nothing more than an enquiry from the club so far. It remains to be seen if any suitor will be able to come close to the £265,000 a week he currently earns.
Everton have enquired about a potential January transfer for Arsenal's Gabriel Jesus, as reported for the Daily Briefing. The striker is open to leaving in January, but there has been nothing more than an enquiry from the club so far. It remains to be seen if any suitor will be able to come close to the £265,000 a week he currently earns.
According to FootballTransfers, Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus is keen to find regular minutes ahead of the World Cup. The Brazil international is also currently out injured.
According to FootballTransfers, Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus is keen to find regular minutes ahead of the World Cup. The Brazil international is also currently out injured.
Arsenal are reportedly willing to consider selling Gabriel Jesus in the January transfer window, according to a Football Insider report from September 9. A separate report in the Spanish media suggested that manager Mikel Arteta is prepared to offload the striker, which would remove his £265,000-a-week salary from the club's books. According to Football Transfers, West Ham United and Everton have already made initial enquiries with Arsenal for the 28-year-old, who also has interest from Flamengo. The same source indicates that Jesus is 'ready' to leave the club and is 'prepared' to return to his native Brazil. He is said to be 'seriously considering' a departure after Arteta left him out of the Champions League squad and following the summer signing of Viktor Gyokeres as the team's number one striker. His contract with Arsenal is set to expire on June 30, 2027. The club signed him from Manchester City in 2022 for a fee of €52.2 million, and his current market value is listed as €32 million by Transfermarkt.
Arsenal are reportedly willing to consider selling Gabriel Jesus in the January transfer window, according to a Football Insider report from September 9. A separate report in the Spanish media suggested that manager Mikel Arteta is prepared to offload the striker, which would remove his £265,000-a-week salary from the club's books. According to Football Transfers, West Ham United and Everton have already made initial enquiries with Arsenal for the 28-year-old, who also has interest from Flamengo. The same source indicates that Jesus is 'ready' to leave the club and is 'prepared' to return to his native Brazil. He is said to be 'seriously considering' a departure after Arteta left him out of the Champions League squad and following the summer signing of Viktor Gyokeres as the team's number one striker. His contract with Arsenal is set to expire on June 30, 2027. The club signed him from Manchester City in 2022 for a fee of €52.2 million, and his current market value is listed as €32 million by Transfermarkt.
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