Arsenal make €50 million bid to sign Premier League attacker: Reports

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Arsenal are reportedly interested in signing Gabriel Jesus this summer

Arsenal have reportedly made a bid to sign Gabriel Jesus from Premier League champions Manchester City this summer.

A report by Goal.com revealed that the Gunners have placed a bid of €50 million for the Brazil international. However, Manchester City are said to be holding on to their request of €60 million for the former Palmeiras man.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid are also said to be interested in his services.

Jesus is under contract with Manchester City until June 2023 and is yet to sign an extension with Pep Guardiola's side. This means he is free to talk to other clubs and agree a pre-contract in January 2023 if he stays at the club this summer.

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Gabriel Jesus and Youri Tielemans are still top of the list for Arsenal this summer. Expectation on GJ is for him to join a Premier League club, as reported today morning. #AFC

Tielemans is priority signing and new contacts with Leicester will take place soon. twitter.com/fabrizioromano…

Fabrizio Romano

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Arsenal have Gabriel Jesus on top of their list after new direct contacts on player side. He’s expected to leave Manchester City after Haaland deal, no direct contacts between clubs yet. #AFC

Youri Tielemans is part of the list too, highly rated - UCL football could be key.

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Arsenal have Gabriel Jesus on top of their list after new direct contacts on player side. He’s expected to leave Manchester City after Haaland deal, no direct contacts between clubs yet. 🇧🇷 #AFC

Youri Tielemans is part of the list too, highly rated - UCL football could be key.

Gabriel Jesus and Youri Tielemans are still top of the list for Arsenal this summer. Expectation on GJ is for him to join a Premier League club, as reported today morning. ⚪️🔴 #AFC

Tielemans is priority signing and new contacts with Leicester will take place soon. ⤵️ twitter.com/fabrizioromano…

The club will be keen to sell him this summer, rather than lose him for free next year.

Erling Haaland's arrival at the Etihad has pushed Jesus down the pecking order and the Brazil international is unsure of his place in the team. To top that off, City also signed striker Julian Alvarez from River Plate, who'll likely to join them next season.

In light of this, a move away could be beneficial to his career and his agents were also recently spotted in London.

Real Madrid are also in the market for a forward. Manager Carlo Ancelotti is also interested in signing Jesus and made contact with him to display this as well.

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Concrete interest from Real Madrid could foil Arsenal's quest to sign Gabriel Jesus

Gabriel Jesus will be out of contract next year

Real Madrid have a special affinity for Brazilian players, with all-time greats like Ronaldo Nazario, Roberto Carlos and Kaka having donned the famous all-white.

The relationship has persisted in recent times. Selecao regulars like Casemiro, Vinicius Jr. and Rodrygo are currently on the books at the Santiago Bernabeu. Club legend Marcelo was also a regular for Brazil for over a decade and is likely to leave the Spanish capital this summer as a bonafide club legend.

These players could play a role in convincing their compatriot to come join them in the Iberian nation.

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Real Madrid is also the biggest club in the world and arguably every player has dreams of one day representing the club.

If the Spanish champions intensify their pursuit of Jesus, Arsenal might face a real battle to win the race for the Brazilian's signature.

However, intense competition for places in attack under Ancelotti could yet work in the Gunners' favor.

Jesus would be all but guaranteed a spot in the starting lineup at Arsenal, which might not be the case at the Bernabeu.

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