Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is worried that Gabriel Jesus could join Antonio Conte’s Tottenham Hotspur or Thomas Tuchel’s Chelsea in the summer transfer window, according to The Daily Mail.
Arsenal could miss out on Gabriel Jesus to Tottenham Hotspur?
The Daily Mail have reported that Arsenal manager Arteta is ‘growing frustrated’ at his bosses’ indecision regarding transfer targets.
The Spaniard fears that the policy that ‘all major transactions are approved by the American ownership’ is going to cost Arsenal the chance to sign Jesus from Manchester City, according to the report.
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Arsenal have registered their interest in Jesus, and City are open to selling him for £50 million.
However, the Gunners have reportedly yet to meet those demands and have not opened talks over personal terms for the Brazil international striker.
Tottenham, Chelsea and Real Madrid all are interested in Jesus, and Arteta is really concerned that they could sign Jesus ahead of Arsenal, according to The Daily Mail.
Act fast
In our view, if Arsenal are keen on Gabriel Jesus and want to beat bitter north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur to the signature of the Manchester City striker, then they need to act now.
Just put in a bid and see where it leads to.
If City want £50 million and Arsenal are not willing to pay it, then the Gunners make an offer that they think is justifiable.
And then take it from there.
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