Gabriel Jesus
MILAN, ITALY – JANUARY 20, 2026: Gabriel Jesus of Arsenal reacts during the UEFA Champions League FC INTERNAZIONALE v ARSENAL FC at San Siro Stadium.
Arsenal have now put a clear price on Gabriel Jesus, adding a more concrete layer to a situation that has been surrounded by mixed signals for weeks.
The Brazilian forward has been consistently linked with a summer exit. Reports have pointed towards Italy, with AC Milan leading the race and Juventus also in the picture.
At the same time, there has been repeated talk of an eventual return to Palmeiras, often fuelled by the player himself.
Despite that, Gabriel Jesus has also stated more than once thathis priority is to renew with Arsenal. If that does not happen, his preference is to remain in England and continue in the Premier League.
Now, for the first time, there is a defined figure involved.
Arsenal set transfer price
According to Brazilian outletA Crítica, Arsenal are demanding around €30m (£26m) to sell Gabriel Jesus.
That number gives real shape to the market. Until now, most of the discussion had been based on intention rather than concrete terms.
The report also suggests Arsenal are open to different structures, including a permanent transfer or a loan with an obligation to buy. That points to a degree of flexibility from the club.
It also aligns with the broader context. Arsenal are assessing the striker’s role, his salary impact and his place in the long-term project.
This season helps explain that thinking. Gabriel Jesus has played just 855 minutes so far, with injuries once again limiting his involvement.
Italy interest remains strong
According to Rádio Tupi, the strongest interest continues to come from Italy. AC Milan are seen as a leading contender. The club are looking for a central striker who can lead the line and contribute to build-up play.
Juventus are also said to be monitoring the situation. They view Gabriel Jesus as a versatile option who could fit their tactical demands.
Both clubs are exploring different deal structures. These include permanent transfers, instalment-based payments and loan agreements with future obligations.
What happens next
Arsenal have now moved the story forward by setting a price. That changes the dynamic, once interest exists.
The player has spoken frequently about different paths. And now, there is a number that could unlock negotiations. So the next step depends on whether clubs are willing to meet that €30m (£26m) valuation, or negotiate around it.
For all the noise around Gabriel Jesus’ future, this is the first moment where the situation feels properly actionable.
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