For the past four years, Arsenal have had three players named Gabriel in their squad – Magalhaes, Jesus, and Martinelli. However, the Gunners could enter the coming season with this number reduced to only one.According to ge.globo, Gabriel Jesus is Napoli's primary target in their search for Romelu Lukaku's successor, with the striker reportedly considering a potential move.The North London club's asking price is around €20 million, a figure the Neapolitans can meet.BREAKING: Napoli are interested in Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus, according to Sky in Italy. Sky Sports News understands Arsenal would be seeking around £18m for Jesus, who has entered the final year of his deal 🚨 pic.twitter.com/5T3YsUFzb5— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) August 7, 2026 As for Jesus, he needs regular playing time, something he hasn't had at the Emirates Stadium. Last season, he made 27 appearances in all competitions, but started only nine matches, and his situation is unlikely to change.However, ge.globo highlights two compelling reasons why the 29-year-old might decide to stay in London.##EDITORS_CHOICE##He is currently the second-highest-scoring Brazilian in the Premier League, with just three goals fewer than the leader, Roberto Firmino. At the same time, with five titles, Jesus is just one behind the Brazilian record-holder, Ederson.If he stays at Arsenal, he could make history, but – given that he's fallen down the pecking order – it could come at a high price.On the other hand, Jesus' namesake and compatriot, Gabriel Martinelli, is on Galatasaray's radar, according to Italian journalist and transfer guru Gianluca Di Marzio.🚨 Galatasaray have added Arsenal winger Gabriel Martinelli to their shortlist as an alternative to Rafael Leao.Martinelli is being considered if the Turkish club fail to land Leao, after Milan rejected Galatasaray's opening offer.Arsenal would first need to find a… pic.twitter.com/RODEl5E7cM— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) August 7, 2026 The Turkish giants' primary target is AC Milan's Rafael Leao, with the 25-year-old emerging as an alternative option. Nevertheless, the Gunners would let him leave, only if they find an adequate replacement, after their pursuit of Vinicius Jr came to nothing.Still, following Christos Tzolis' arrival at the Emirates Stadium, Martinelli is likely to find himself on the bench more often.Either way, his bond with Arsenal runs deep. Having joined the club as an 18-year-old in 2019, walking away after seven years would represent one of the biggest decisions of his career – and certainly not one to be taken lightly.##NAJAVA_MECA_9883847##
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