Gabriel Jesus has chosen his next club after Arsenal and is pushing to join, it's his 'dream'
Arsenal have agreed a deal to sell Gabriel Jesus to Barcelona.
The Premier League champions have been pushing to sell the Brazilian since the transfer window opened, and there have been several links.
Napoli seemed like the favourites to sign Jesus at one point, while there were rumours that he could see out his contract at the Emirates as well.
However, Barcelona have come out of nowhere and sealed the deal.
Arsenal agree deal with Barcelona to sell Gabriel Jesus
The whole summer transfer window has been dominated by the Julian Alvarez transfer saga involving Atletico Madrid, Barcelona and Arsenal.
The Gunners and the Catalans have been keen to sign the World Cup winner, but Atleti made it clear they weren’t going to sell Alvarez to Barca.
Hansi Flick’s side had to pivot to other targets as a result, and Gabriel Jesus has become their chosen one.
Fabrizio Romano has just revealed that a deal has been struck between Arsenal and Barcelona for an initial fee of €10 million (£8.57m), plus add-ons.
The journalist has even declared his trademark ‘here we go’, which suggests the deal is close to completion.
🚨🔵🔴 BREAKING: Barcelona agree deal to sign Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal, here we go!
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 30, 2026
Exclusive details: medical booked on Monday, #AFC to receive €10m package plus add-ons for permament deal.
Gabriel Jesus will travel for medical as authorized by Arsenal. pic.twitter.com/Y4nFKERn3y
Romano just tweeted: “Barcelona agree deal to sign Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal, here we go!
“Exclusive details: medical booked on Monday, Arsenal to receive a €10 million package plus add-ons for a permanent deal.
“Gabriel Jesus will travel for a medical, as authorised by Arsenal.”
€10 million feels a bit low in this market, where the Gunners were initially demanding double the fee to let Jesus go.
However, this deal will allow them to save on his massive wages, and that could help them pursue other targets in the final days of the window.
