With Haaland on board, Manchester City also want to clean up their strikers further, with Jesus being the most striking name. In the early morning of May 10, Beijing time, Bruno Andrade, a well-known journalist from Brazil, reported that Manchester City is ready to sell Jesus this summer.
The Brazilian national team's No. 9 striker's contract with Manchester City expires next summer, but the two sides have not renewed their contract until now. After Locking in the main center after Haaland joined, Jesus' playing time will undoubtedly be greatly reduced. For the Qatar World Cup at the end of the year, Jesus is also inclined to leave Manchester City this summer.
It is reported that Manchester City's asking price for Jesus is 60 million euros, and according to the negotiation situation, they are willing to reduce the price to 50 million euros to sell it, but may require some additional terms. The reporter also said that Arsenal is expected to become the hottest next home in Jesus. The gunners are interested in Jesus, and negotiations between the two sides are still ongoing, but no deal has been reached.
Arsenal sent captain Aubameyang away in the winter window this year, and Lacazette is likely to leave the team this summer. The team is in urgent need of reinforcement in the forward position, and Jesus is undoubtedly a very suitable candidate. Jesus himself is willing to join Arsenal, but he hopes to move forward with the transfer after Arsenal secure their participation in next season's Champions League.
Jesus, born in 1997, joined Manchester City in January 2017 for a transfer fee of 32 million euros. Jesus made 39 appearances for Manchester City this season, contributing 13 goals and 11 assists. He once staged the miracle of "big four joys" in Manchester City's 5-1 victory over Watford in the 34th round of the Premier League this season.