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Summer transfer battle brews for Brazilian forward

Gabriel Jesus faces Arsenal exit as Serie A giants circle

Gabriel Jesus could leave Arsenal this summer with Juventus & AC Milan interested in deal worth around €20 million.

Italian Giants Enter the Race

The future of Gabriel Jesus at Arsenal is now under question as reports from Italy link the Brazilian striker with possible move to Serie A.

According to Calciomercato both Juventus & AC Milan are closely monitoring the situation.

The report claims Jesus could be available in the summer transfer window for fee that may not exceed €20 million with only one year remaining on his Arsenal contract.

Injury struggles & Recent comeback

Jesus joined Arsenal from Manchester City in the summer of 2022 but his time in London has been affected by repeated injuries.

The most serious was knee problem that kept him sidelined for a long spell during 2025.

The 28 year-old has recently returned to action and shown positive signs. He scored in the Premier League against Aston Villa,before making strong statement in Champions League with brace against Inter Milan.

Those performances have revived interest in his future.

Why Juventus & Milan are watching

Milan are said to be considering Jesus as option if their attempt to sign Dusan Vlahovic does not progress. Juventus meanwhile are keeping close eye on the Brazilian as they look to strengthen their attack ahead of next season.

With Arsenal open to reshaping their squad, the situation could suit all parties if the right offer arrives.

Brazil still on his mind

Jesus has also been linked with return to Brazil with Flamengo holding talks last summer about possible loan move during his recovery period.

That deal did not happen and the striker stayed in London to complete his rehabilitation.

The player has previously said he hopes to return to Brazil one day seeing it as step to rebuild his career and improve his chances with the national team under Carlo Ancelotti ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.