Gabriel Jesus’ transfer to Arsenal has reportedly been completed after the two parties reached a personal agreement. According to Fabrizio Romano, the transaction is now completely completed after the Gunners and City reached an agreement on a £45 million fee.
A few days ago, the Gunners and Manchester City reached an agreement about the £45 million transfer cost. It was rumored that City wanted more than £60 million for the small forward, but it appears that Arsenal was able to work out a deal with the Premier League champions.
Arsenal and the 25-year-old have finally reached a personal agreement, according to The Athletic and Fabrizio Romano. The procedure has apparently sped up significantly over the past few days, and a five-year agreement has supposedly been reached.
The club’s strategy under Mikel Arteta is beginning to take shape. Gabriel Jesus will be the fourth player to enter the Emirates after Marquinhos, Fabio VieirJesus departs the defending Premier League champions following six seasons and 96 goals across all competitions, as well as four league championships. Arsenal will be hopeful that the acquisition of Leeds United winger Raphinha will come soon after the signing of Jesus.
Romano also disclosed that the Gunners will meet with Leeds next week in their most recent effort to try and sign the winger. Leeds will demand payment from the Gunners in the rumored amount of £65 million.
a, who plays for FC Porto, and goalkeeper Matt Turner, who is nearly finished (waiting for the official announcement).
After Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette departed the club, creating a huge void in the striker department, the 25-year-old was the Gunners’ first objective this summer. To complete the transaction, Arteta moved quite quickly.
As the team seeks to make its first significant statement signing of the summer, Fabrizio Romano said that the Brazilian is scheduled to undergo his medicals this week.
In either case, Arsenal is moving during the current transfer window. The decks were cleaned after trimming its enormous wage budget and letting go of players who were deemed unnecessary.
With some outstanding acquisitions, Mikel Arteta is starting a new era for the Arsenal Football Club. What’s best? In the upcoming weeks, there might be more.
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