Barcelona agree terms with Gabriel Jesus; clubs finalising deal
The Arsenal forward has reportedly settled on an initial two-year contract, with a fee around €10m discussed, while the clubs work to close an agreement.
Barcelona are set to sign Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus after the forward agreed personal terms on an initial two-year contract, with the clubs working to finalise an agreement on Sunday.
This one comes via Ben Jacobs. His report outlines that talks between the clubs are advancing towards completion, with Jesus’s side already settled on the framework of a short-term deal. The same reporting indicates a fee in the region of €10m.
As it stands, the development stops short of an official confirmation. Personal terms being agreed means the player’s contract details have been settled in principle, but a full club-to-club agreement is still being tied up. Until that is concluded, the move remains unannounced.
If completed, the transfer would see Arsenal part with a senior centre-forward and Barcelona add to their attacking options ahead of the new campaign. The relatively short initial term points to a deal structured with near-term flexibility, although no further provisions have been specified in the reporting.
The stage described suggests the negotiations are in their final stretch: player side aligned, headline fee outlined and clubs ironing out the remaining details. In practical terms, that leaves the formal agreement between Arsenal and Barcelona as the decisive step before any registration and unveiling can follow.
Key particulars such as any add-ons or appearance-related clauses have not been disclosed in the report.