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Milan is considering a move for Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus if the price is right. Jesus, under contract until 2027, may seek a transfer due to limited playing time at Arsenal.
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Milan are scouring the market for new strikers, and Gabriel Jesus could become a real possibility if Arsenal let him go at attainable conditions. He’s been linked to a Serie A move a few times in the past, but it never materialized because of his price tag.
According to Gianluca Di Marzio, the Brazilian marksman is on the Rossoneri’s Summer shortlist. He’s under contract with Arsenal until 2027, so they’ll have to decide between selling him or risking a Bosman departure.
Jesus could force his way out since he has had an inconsistent role this campaign, while he could have a larger one at Milan, especially if they parted ways with multiple forwards as expected. After recovering from a significant knee injury, he has appeared in 25 matches, scoring 5 goals and providing 2 assists. However, he has started just twice in the Premier League and once in Europe.
The 29-year-old moved to London in 2022 from Manchester City for €52M. His maiden campaign with Arsenal was his most prolific one. He has 64 caps with Brazil under his belt. His net salary is about €7M, right at the edge of what the Rossoneri pay their top players.
Agents and intermediaries are well aware of their situation and needs, and they are probably getting offered options left and right, which doesn’t necessarily mean they are interested. He’s a much purer striker than Rafael Leao and , but their priority should, and reportedly is, to add a . Then, if they really overhaul their attack completely and sign multiple newcomers, which would be a pricey endeavor, they can mix it up stylistically and seize some potential bargains.
Milan is looking for new strikers and sees Gabriel Jesus as a potential fit if Arsenal allows him to leave at a reasonable price.
Gabriel Jesus is under contract with Arsenal until 2027, which means the club must decide whether to sell him or risk losing him for free later.
This season, Gabriel Jesus has played 25 matches, scoring 5 goals and providing 2 assists, but has only started twice in the Premier League.
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