A ‘Very Happy’ Gabriel Jesus Arrives in Barcelona to Seal Move From Arsenal – WTOP News
- On Sunday, football transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported that Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus is set to join Barcelona in a deal valued at €10m plus variables, expected to be finalized before Tuesday's transfer deadline.
- Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta had frozen out Jesus, prompting his exit from England; despite Napoli's interest, the Brazil international chose to join the Spanish league champions as Barcelona shifted strategy after this market opportunity.
- Jesus will travel for a medical on Monday as authorized by Arsenal, with the Gunners set to receive an initial €10m package plus add-ons for the permanent deal while undergoing medicals with the Laliga champions.
- The forward is expected to arrive in Barcelona on Monday or Tuesday to undergo his medical, make the official announcement, and begin training under coach Flick following the transfer completion.
- Both clubs are finalizing the agreement to be signed shortly as the summer transfer window closes on Tuesday, with this move representing a huge surprise in Barcelona's transfer market.
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Brazilian attacker Gabriel Jesus joined the blaugranas team on the basis of the Catalan transfer agreement with Arsenal.
Shafaq News - Follow-up: FC Barcelona officially announced on Tuesday the signing of Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal on a contract extending until 2029. The Catalan club stated in a press release, "Barcelona and Arsenal have reached an agreement for the transfer of Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus." Spanish media outlets reported that the transfer fee was approximately €10 million ($11.5 million). Jesus is the sixth player to sign fo…
The Brazilian, after 8 years in the Premier League, will continue his career in La Liga and Barcelona
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