Arsenal finds themselves once again on the verge of possibly winning the Premier League, a competition they came so close to securing last year, but ultimately, it was Manchester City who clinched it.

Although this time it doesn't solely depend on them, the team led by Mikel Arteta will continue working to bring the London club to the top of England, which will involve managing the squad, including the departure of key players.

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In this case, we're talking about striker Gabriel Jesus. The Brazilian has scored 19 goals and provided 14 assists in 66 matches since joining the team in 2022; however, constant injuries have prevented him from reaching his full potential.

Therefore, 'The Athletic' reports that Arsenal could put the 27-year-old striker on the market for a price of $50 million. There's even talk of a possible replacement, with Dutchman Joshua Zirkzee being mentioned, a forward who has shone with the surprising Bologna in Serie A.