Barcelona close to signing Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal for €10 million
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 30, 2026, 12:55 PM
Last updated Aug 30, 2026

Barcelona is nearing a deal to sign Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal for an initial fee of €10 million plus add-ons. Following unsuccessful attempts to acquire Julian Alvarez, Barcelona shifted focus to Jesus, whose contract expires at the season's end. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed advanced discussions and indicated that Jesus is scheduled for a medical on Monday. The deal aims to strengthen Barcelona's attacking lineup ahead of the transfer deadline day.
- •Barcelona to pay €10 million plus add-ons for Gabriel Jesus.
- •Jesus' medical is set for Monday at Camp Nou.
- •Barcelona previously attempted to sign Julian Alvarez.
- •Jesus scored 32 goals for Arsenal and has extensive Premier League experience.
- •The deal could be completed by the transfer deadline day.
- 12:55 PMYahoo Sports — Here we go: Barcelona set to sign Arsenal striker for €10 million plus add-ons
"After months of effort, Barcelona’s pursuit of Julian Alvarez won’t bear any fruit for the club as we near the end of the summer transfer window.Atletico Madrid have managed to remain defiant and ...
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