Discussions between Arsenal and Napoli for Gabriel Jesus are ongoing, according to CalcioMercato. While the clubs have a general agreement regarding the transfer fee, the deal's costs are considered high. This is because the Brazilian's salary is viewed as excessive for Napoli's parameters.

According to Il Mattino, Gabriel Jesus of Arsenal is open to moving to Napoli because of his marginal role at the club. The transfer requires a significant prior sale to create space on the squad list and in the budget, and must be completed quickly to prevent attempts from Saudi clubs.

Corriere dello Sport reported that Mikel Arteta excluded Gabriel Jesus from the first official match squad due to having too many players. Mikel Arteta admitted the difficulty of the situation and stressed the need for transparent discussions to help players evaluate their career futures. The report describes this as the last useful window for Arsenal to get the maximum value from the sale of Gabriel Jesus. The 29-year-old Brazilian is Napoli's preferred target to reinforce their attack, but the club must first secure permanent departures in their forward department before making an offer. Gabriel Jesus has a contract valid until 2027 and earns approximately 6 million per season.

According to Matteo Moretto, Gabriel Jesus has rejected an approach from Serie A side Napoli.

AS reports that negotiations for Gabriel Jesus did not succeed. The same report states that Napoli showed significant interest in the player, as they are looking for a striker following Lukaku's departure.

Napoli are interested in Gabriel Jesus but are currently struggling to meet his salary expectations.

According to 90min, an agreement has been reached between Arsenal and Napoli for Gabriel Jesus for a fee of approximately $23 million (£17 million). The only remaining step is the settlement of personal terms with the player.

Gabriel Jesus is the primary target for Napoli's attacking department. According to Fabrizio Romano on his YouTube channel, Napoli has had new contacts with Arsenal recently. Napoli knows all the necessary conditions to purchase Gabriel Jesus outright. The club wants to sign another important striker for Massimiliano Allegri after the sale of Romelu Lukaku, but first needs to create space in the squad and raise funds.

Nicolo Schira reports that Napoli remain interested in Gabriel Jesus and that Arsenal are asking for a minimum of €15M for his sale.

Gabriel Jesus is reportedly open to joining Napoli before the summer transfer window closes. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Jesus would be very happy to move to Italy and has placed Serie A high on his list of preferred destinations. The report states that initial contacts with Napoli date back to early June, with Napoli making it clear that he could become a major target once outgoing transfers are completed. Napoli’s pursuit is closely connected to Romelu Lukaku’s future, and La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Lukaku has agreed terms with Fenerbahçe. Napoli are also attempting to move other attackers before submitting a formal proposal to Arsenal. Separately, The Sun reports Arsenal are prepared to sell Jesus rather than risk losing the 29-year-old for free next summer. The Sun also reports his salary of more than £200,000 per week could complicate negotiations.

Arsenal are willing to sell Gabriel Jesus before the window closes and are seeking a fee of up to £20 million for the player. Jesus has been linked with Napoli, but it is understood that Arsenal has not, at present, received a formal approach from the Italian club.

Gabriel Jesus' agent, Giovanni Branchini, stated that they have never talked about a potential move to Napoli for the Arsenal forward. He said there has never been any negotiation and as a result, there could not have been any approval from them or the player. Branchini added that such a move would only be possible under certain conditions that do not exist at this stage.

According to Nicolo Schira, Gabriel Jesus has agreed to join Napoli with a contract until 2029. The Brazilian striker is willing to reduce his salary. Napoli will attempt to sign Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal if Lukaku, Lang and Lucca leave, as the Premier League club is open to the sale.

According to Tuttomercato, Napoli have intensified their efforts to sign Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal. The report states that contacts with Arsenal have intensified and that Gabriel Jesus has reportedly expressed his approval for a move to Italy. For the potential transfer to become a concrete negotiation, further departures might be needed.

According to CalcioMercato, Napoli are evaluating Arsenal's Gabriel Jesus. The report states that first contacts have already been made and that negotiations between Arsenal and Napoli could begin soon. Napoli's considerations are primarily about the player's physical condition, as Gabriel Jesus has often had physical problems in recent years.

Giovanni Branchini, the agent for Gabriel Jesus, has denied that he is negotiating with Napoli about a transfer for the Arsenal striker. After being seen at Napoli's training camp, Branchini claims he was there only to visit Massimiliano Allegri. Arsenal is willing to consider offers for Jesus, but his agent says there are no specific discussions with Napoli.

According to Tuttomercato, Napoli is interested in acquiring Gabriel Jesus, who is considered the most appealing target for their attack. The agent of the Arsenal striker, Giovanni Branchini, was seen in the stands at Patini di Castel di Sangro. The operation remains complicated from an economic standpoint, as Gabriel Jesus earns about 9 million net per season and has one year left on his contract with Arsenal. Napoli cannot afford another such salary without first removing Romelu Lukaku's salary, and without his departure, the pursuit of Gabriel Jesus appears difficult.

According to reports from Gianluca Di Marzio, Gabriel Jesus's agent, Giovanni Branchini, is in Italy for discussions about the Arsenal forward. These reports also indicate that a new round of formal talks could take place in the coming hours. This situation occurs amid separate reports that Napoli could consider acquiring Gabriel Jesus to replace Romelu Lukaku and Lorenzo Lucca. Jesus is in the final year of his contract with Arsenal, which expires on June 30, 2027, and he is unlikely to be offered a new extension. Arsenal hopes to sell Gabriel Jesus permanently this summer, as a loan deal would require him to be contracted to the club beyond the 2026-27 season.

Gabriel Jesus’ new agent met with Napoli today, according to Fabrizio Romano. Jesus is open to a Serie A move and more clubs are competing to sign him. Napoli also need players to leave, such as Romelu Lukaku, before bidding for the player.

Giovanni Branchini stated that 'ifs' are not very significant in his job and that he has not spoken with Allegri about Gabriel Jesus. Branchini did not comment on the possibility of the Arsenal forward joining Napoli.

Giovanni Branchini, who represents Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus in Italy, was present at Napoli's training camp in Castel di Sangro.

According to Team Talk, Napoli is interested in Gabriel Jesus. The club have become the most active suitors in recent days. The Serie A side, now managed by Massimiliano Allegri, see the versatile forward as a potential addition if they can move Romelu Lukaku and Lorenzo Lucca.

According to @geglobo, Napoli has contacted the representatives of Gabriel Jesus over a possible move. Discussions have started, while Arsenal insist on a permanent move as the only condition for an exit. Gabriel Jesus is now represented by the same agency as Napoli head coach Allegri.

Napoli has a strong interest in Gabriel Jesus, though talks with Arsenal have not yet advanced. The Premier League club will only consider opening discussions for proposals of at least 20 million euros. Gabriel Jesus considers a move to the Italian club a great possibility as he is seeking more playing time.