
Napoli are reportedly stepping up their pursuit of Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus.
The 29-year-old Brazilian is among the players widely expected to leave Arsenal before the transfer window closes.
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Multiple clubs in England and abroad have been linked with a potential move for Jesus this summer.
Serie A giants Napoli have emerged as strong contenders for the striker’s signature in recent weeks, with Jesus believed to be open to a move to Italy.

Now, it appears Napoli have stepped up their efforts to sign the Arsenal forward.
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Club-to-club talks take place over Gabriel Jesus deal


According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, talks between Napoli and Arsenal over a potential deal for Jesus are underway.
The Serie A side are aware of the financial conditions required to sign Jesus this summer.
However, they need to offload a number of players, including striker Romelu Lukaku, before making a move for Jesus.


Personal terms between the Brazilian and Napoli have yet to be agreed.
Jesus’ current contract at the Emirates runs until the summer of 2027.
What happens next?
Arsenal are set to step up their plans as the summer transfer window now officially open, with the club continuing to hold internal discussions over potential targets. Mikel Arteta and Andrea Berta are both believed to be actively assessing several options as preparations for next season continue behind the scenes.
The Gunners are expected to be among the busiest Premier League clubs this summer, with several positions under review. Any move will ultimately depend on availability, financial conditions and how Arsenal prioritise their targets during the transfer window.
The bigger picture
Arsenal’s recruitment team continues to focus on players who fit the club’s long-term strategy under Mikel Arteta. Technical quality, tactical intelligence and versatility remain key attributes as the club assesses potential additions ahead of the new campaign.
The club has consistently looked to add players capable of improving both the starting XI and overall squad depth, particularly with the demands of competing in the Premier League and Champions League. Arsenal are expected to strengthen multiple areas of the squad this summer and continue to monitor opportunities across Europe and South America.
Arsenal are expected to make several important decisions regarding the composition of the squad this summer. While strengthening key areas remains a priority, the club could also consider offers for certain players if it helps fund new arrivals and maintain financial flexibility.
Securing the futures of key players remains just as important as making new signings. Arsenal have worked hard to build one of the strongest squads in Europe, and maintaining stability within the group will be crucial as the club looks to continue competing for major honours.
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