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Transfer: Fenerbahce’s move for Lukaku to pave way for Jesus’ exit from Arsenal

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Fenerbahce have opened negotiations to sign Napoli striker, Romelu Lukaku, according to Sky Sports.

It is understood that the former Chelsea and Manchester United striker is open to joining the Turkish club.

Napoli would be seeking around £8.6m for the 33-year-old, who has entered the final year of his deal.

Lukaku’s departure could help pave the way for the Serie A side to move for Arsenal striker, Gabriel Jesus.

Two exits are required before Napoli can consider bringing in the Brazilian, who has entered the final year of his deal at the Emirates.

Arsenal would be demanding around £18m-£20m for Jesus.

Transfer: Fenerbahce’s move for Lukaku to pave way for Jesus’ exit from Arsenal

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