Gabriel Jesus is not leaving England – two PL clubs are racing for his signature

Arsenal have invested significantly this summer as they look to defend their Premier League crown, but Gabriel Jesus could be one of the notable departures before the transfer window closes. The Brazilian forward has attracted interest from Everton and Ipswich, with both clubs understood to have made contact with the Gunners regarding a possible deal.The 29-year-old is keen to continue playing in the Premier League and has emerged as one of the players who could leave the Emirates before the September deadline. Jesus had previously been considered a target for Serie A giants Napoli, although negotiations between him and the Serie A side stalled.🚨 Everton and Ipswich Town have contacted Arsenal over a potential move for Gabriel Jesus.The Brazilian wants more playing time and prefers to remain in the Premier League if he leaves Arsenal.Napoli previously showed significant interest in Jesus, but negotiations over a… pic.twitter.com/yxUjcCPbKO— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) August 20, 2026 Now, however, there is renewed domestic interest in the former Manchester City striker. Spanish outlet AS reports that Everton and Ipswich have both approached Arsenal to discuss a potential transfer. A move to either club could appeal to Jesus, who reportedly wants to remain in England and continue his pursuit of becoming the highest-scoring Brazilian in Premier League history.Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has also addressed the situation surrounding Jesus and Gabriel Martinelli, with both players omitted from the squad for the Community Shield victory over Manchester City.Arteta said: "Yes, they are all very important for us." He added: "It's really sad not to have their ability. I have been fighting with the Premier League to extend the squad, to accommodate more players. It's always tough. They deserve to be in the squad, there is no question. Ethan, as well. Marli, as well, has had a hot preseason with us.🚨 BREAKING: Gabriel Jesus has rejected an approach from Serie A side Napoli, making his stance clear: “Not everyone is keen to leave the Emirates.” 🇧🇷🔴 #AFC Understand Jesus is set to hold direct talks with Mikel Arteta this week regarding his role in the squad— Believing… pic.twitter.com/qoM4m4x3JB— Topskills Sports UK (@topskillsportuk) August 20, 2026 Jesus arrived at Arsenal from Manchester City in a £45million transfer in 2022. However, his time in North London has produced 32 goals across 123 appearances, while his current contract has only 12 months left to run.##NAJAVA_MECA_9907022##