265,000 per week Arsenal star is increasingly likely to leave this summer

Gabriel Jesus’ Arsenal future appears increasingly uncertain, with a potential separation this summer. He joined from Manchester City in 2022 and initially brought movement, pressing, experience, and a winning mentality that improved Arsenal’s attacking confidence. Now aged 29 with one year remaining on his contract, his time has been affected by knee problems. His playing time has also declined as Arsenal’s attacking pecking order has shifted, with Viktor Gyokeres and Kai Havertz ahead. AC Milan are interested, and Juventus have also been linked. Arsenal are believed to consider selling for around £30 million, but his high wages complicate Serie A interest. Arsenal may also consider selling other attackers to fund a major forward move.

"Gabriel Jesus' future at Arsenal is starting to look increasingly uncertain, and this summer may finally be the point where both sides accept that a separation makes sense. The Brazilian forward arrived from Manchester City in 2022 and, at the time, felt like a game-changing signing for Mikel Arteta's project. He brought movement, pressing, experience and a winning mentality to a young Arsenal side that badly needed belief. The situation feels very different. Jesus is now 29, has only one year left on his Arsenal contract, and has spent too much time dealing with knee problems."

"Jesus deserves credit for what he did at Arsenal. When he first came in, he changed the mood of the attack. He was not just a striker waiting in the box. He dropped deep, linked play, pressed defenders, dragged centre-backs around and made Arsenal more aggressive in the final third. His arrival helped Arsenal become a more serious, confident team. But football does not stand still. Injuries have taken away some of his rhythm, and Arsenal have evolved."

"Arsenal have made up their mind over Gabriel Jesus. Arsenal are believed to be open to selling for around 30 million, although his huge wages remain a major obstacle for Serie A clubs. AC Milan are interested in him, while Juventus have also been linked. Jesus is one of Arsenal's highest earners, with Capology listing him on around 265,000 per week. That is a heavy salary for a pla"

"Viktor Gyokeres and Kai Havertz are both ahead of him in the pecking order and that has seriously diminished his playing time. There have even been reports that Arsenal would consider selling both Jesus and Havertz to help fund a massive move for Atletico Madrid forward Julian Alvarez, showing how serious they are about reshaping the attack."

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