Arsenal are now ready to listen to offers for Gabriel Jesus

Mikel Arteta is ready to ruthlessly overhaul his Arsenal squad this summer as he demands the club show massive ambition to maintain their place at the top of the game. Despite securing a Premier League title, the Gunners’ Champions League final heartbreak has highlighted

the need for fresh blood at the Emirates, with Arsenal now prepared to sell Gabriel Jesus for £18 million as part of the manager’s major summer rebuild.After having approved the sale of Leandro Trossard, Arsenal are now ready to listen to offers for Gabriel Jesus & Gabriel Martinelli.

However, the club WILL NOT sanction a cut-price exit for either player, demanding between £18M-£20M for Jesus! 🇧🇷 Arsenal have set a surprisingly low valuation for Jesus as they prepare for a significant squad shake-up.

The Brazilian striker, who is 29 and has been considering British citizenship, will be allowed to leave north London if a suitor submits an offer in excess of £18m. His departure would mark a major shift in Arteta’s attacking options as the club looks for more clinical reinforcements.

It is not just Jesus who could be heading for the exit. Long-term servants Gabriel Martinelli, Leandro Trossard, and Ben White are also on the list of players who could depart if significant bids arrive. Arteta is keen to avoid stagnation,

the club’s revenue expected to reach nearly £770m – boosted by over £300m in TV money – the manager is pushing the Kroenke family to invest even further into the first-team squad. refusing to rule out a move to another English top-flight club in his pursuit of regular first-team minutes. After a campaign of limited involvement,

the 29-year-old former Manchester City forward is prioritising a role where he can become an attacking focal point once again. A major driving force behind his desire to stay in England is the historic opportunity to surpass former Liverpool icon Roberto Firmino’s 82-goal record; Jesus is currently just four goals away from becoming the all-time leading Brazilian goalscorer in Premier League history.