Gabriel Jesus has been tipped to continue his career in Serie A, with Juventus emerging as one of the clubs interested in signing the Arsenal forward during the current transfer window.
The Brazilian has one year remaining on his contract at the Emirates Stadium, but his reduced playing time in recent months has increased speculation surrounding his future at the North London club.
Arsenal still regard Jesus as an important member of the squad and value his experience and versatility in attack. However, the presence of other preferred attacking options has limited his opportunities, with Viktor Gyokeres and Kai Havertz currently ahead of him in the pecking order.
Juventus is considering attacking reinforcements
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Italian clubs have monitored Jesus for a considerable period, with Inter Milan showing strong interest throughout much of the season. Juventus have now entered the race as they prepare for the [likely departure of Dusan Vlahovic](https://talkjuve.com/2026/06/19/juventus-make-a-final-decision-on-the-future-of-vlahovic/) this summer.
The Bianconeri believe the Brazilian could adapt well to Serie A because of his technical quality, movement and experience at the highest level of European football. Juventus are therefore exploring the possibility of adding him to its squad ahead of the new campaign.
However, according to [Calciomercato](https://www.calciomercato.com/liste/gabriel-jesus-e-pronto-per-juventus-e-milan-il-suo-stipendio-non-ancora/blte8e3f6f2e8fce941#cs751b5aca165fd428), the player’s salary represents a major obstacle in any potential negotiations. Jesus reportedly earns gross wages of around €20 million per season, a figure that exceeds Juventus’ current wage structure.
The Bianconeri have worked hard to maintain financial discipline in recent seasons, and they are unwilling to break their wage ceiling without strong justification.
Salary remains a major challenge
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As a result, Jesus would likely need to accept a significant pay reduction if he is serious about completing a move to Turin this summer.
Most Serie A clubs are only prepared to offer salaries at that level to players who have already demonstrated exceptional consistency and efficiency within Italian football.
Although Jesus possesses considerable quality and experience, he remains untested in Serie A, which could make it difficult for him to command such financial terms in Italy at this stage of his career.