Gabriel Jesus is reportedly expected to leave this summer.
The Brazilian forward is among several players who could depart the Emirates at the end of the season, with multiple clubs monitoring his situation closely.
Jesus’ current contract expires next summer, and a new deal is not believed to be under consideration — making this summer’s final realistic opportunity to cash in on the striker.
Now, a fresh update has emerged regarding his future.
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Serie A clubs keen on Gabriel Jesus
According to CaughtOffside, the club is prepared to sell Jesus for around £30m this summer.
It is understood that AC Milan and Juventus are both interested in a potential move for the forward.
A return to Brazil is also believed to be a possible option, with former club Palmeiras previously linked with the striker.
However, Jesus’ salary could prove to be a major obstacle for potential Serie A suitors.
The Brazil international remains one of the highest earners, reportedly taking home around £265,000 per week.
Earlier this year, Jesus changed agency and is now represented by Italian agent Giovanni Branchini — a move that could further hint towards a potential transfer to Serie A.
