Arsenal Value Gabriel Jesus at £30 Million as AC Milan and Juventus Eye Brazilian Striker

Gabriel Jesus could be heading for the exit door at Arsenal this summer, with the North London club reportedly placing a £30 million price tag on the Brazilian striker ahead of the upcoming transfer window.

According to CaughtOffside, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta would sanction a departure for the 28-year-old — who turns 28 in April — provided the club’s valuation is met in full. Jesus, 29, joined Arsenal from Manchester City in 2022 and remains under contract at the Emirates Stadium until 2027, leaving the club under no pressing obligation to sell.

The forward’s prospects of cementing a regular starting berth at Arsenal have diminished significantly this season. A serious ACL injury disrupted his campaign and curtailed any momentum he might have built within Arteta’s attacking system. Across 13 Premier League appearances this season, Jesus has managed just two starts, with the majority of his outings coming from the substitutes’ bench.

Series of injury setbacks have defined much of Jesus’ time in North London since his arrival, limiting his overall contribution despite the quality he demonstrated during a highly decorated spell at Manchester City — where he accumulated multiple major honours including Premier League titles and a Champions League medal.

On the continent, both AC Milan and Juventus are reportedly monitoring the situation closely. According to reports, the two Serie A giants are in the market for attacking reinforcements and regard Jesus as a player capable of contributing experience and tactical versatility at the highest level. Juventus have been working to rebuild consistency following a period of uneven domestic form, while Milan are understood to be seeking greater depth in their attacking options as they look to return to competing for top honours.

Jesus himself has previously indicated an openness to reassessing his future at the club. Speaking earlier this season, the forward acknowledged that his situation had changed, a comment widely interpreted as a signal that he would consider a move should the right opportunity arise.

For Arsenal, a sale this summer would allow them to recoup a meaningful fee on a player whose current market value is influenced by his age, injury history, and reduced playing time. The club is expected to be active in the transfer market as they continue to build a squad capable of sustained competition in both the Premier League and Europe.

At 29, Jesus still represents an attractive proposition for clubs seeking an experienced centre-forward with Champions League pedigree. Whether AC Milan, Juventus, or another suitor meets Arsenal’s reported asking price remains to be seen, but the situation is expected to develop as the summer window approaches.