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Transfer: Gabriel Jesus set for Barcelona medicals after Arsenal accept €10m fee

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Arsenal striker, Gabriel Jesus, is set to join Barcelona in a €10m deal.

Jesus will undergo his medicals with the Laliga champions.

This was revealed by football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, via his X page on Sunday.

Romano wrote: “BREAKING: Barcelona agree deal to sign Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal, here we go!

“Exclusive details: medical booked on Monday, #AFC to receive €10m package plus add-ons for permament deal.

“Gabriel Jesus will travel for medical as authorized by Arsenal.”

Jesus has been frozen out by Mikel Arteta at Arsenal and is now set to continue his career outside England.

Transfer: Gabriel Jesus set for Barcelona medicals after Arsenal accept €10m fee

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