Arsenal is unlikely to sell Gabriel Jesus this summer, despite speculation about his potential exit. No genuine transfer offers have been received, and the club seems committed to retaining the Brazilian forward.

Arsenal have spent a significant £200 million on signings this summer, but Gabriel Jesus is not expected to be sold despite speculation about his potential exit. 

The Brazilian forward has been linked with a move away from the Emirates Stadium, but no genuine transfer offers have been received. Jesus has been out of action since January due to a knee injury and is not expected to return until October.

Reports in Brazil suggested that Palmeiras and Flamengo were interested in signing Jesus, but both clubs have distanced themselves from the speculation.

Palmeiras have opted to focus on Vitor Roque, whom they signed from Barcelona for £21.6 million. The club seems content with their current attacking options and has no interest in signing Jesus.

Flamengo, on the other hand, are looking for a striker who can make an immediate impact. The Brazilian outfit is not interested in signing Jesus, who may take several months to get back to full speed after his injury. Jesus’s injury concerns and uncertain return timeline make it unlikely that any club will make a serious offer for him this summer.

With no genuine transfer offers on the table, Arsenal are likely to retain Jesus and give him a chance to recover from his injury. The club will be hoping that Jesus can return to form and make a significant contribution to the team once he is fully fit.