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Transfer: Arsenal’s Jesus offered to Atletico Madrid
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Transfer: Arsenal’s Jesus offered to Atletico Madrid

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Arsenal striker, Gabriel Jesus has been offered to Atletico Madrid.

According to football transfer expert, Nicolo Schira, Jesus was offered to Atletico Madrid in recent hours, and the Brazilian is ready to leave Arsenal this summer.

Jesus’ contract with Arsenal, which expires in 2027, will not be renewed.

He has made 123 appearances for Arsenal, scoring 32 goals and providing 22 assists since joining the Gunners from Manchester City in 2022.

His current market value on Transfermarkt is €17 million, and Arsenal are keen to part ways with him.

The 29-year-old was left out of Arsenal’s matchday squad for their Premier League match against Coventry City last week.

Transfer: Arsenal’s Jesus offered to Atletico Madrid

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