Arsenal look to have taken a huge step to securing the signing of Chelsea target Gabriel Jesus after an 'improved' bid was reportedly submitted to Manchester City, albeit still short of the £50 million price tag that the Cityzens have placed on their Brazilian No. 9.
Jesus has become a huge discussion point of this summer's transfer window so early on already due to Pep Guardiola's actions in securing duo Erling Haaland and Julian Alvarez, two players who are expected to become the fabric of the Man City frontline for many years to come. Those two purchases though have left the likes of Jesus, Bernardo Silva, Raheem Sterling and Riyadh Mahrez all in limbo.
The 25-year-old wants to stay within the Premier League and similar can be said for Chelsea target Sterling. Both are expected to move on this summer, whilst Silva and Mahrez could depart sometime in the near future. Jesus, who has attracted the most interest from the London duo, would reportedly be happy to join either of Chelsea or Arsenal- both looking to replace strikers with Alexandre Lacazette already gone and Romelu Lukaku apparently on the way out also.
