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Jesus joins Barcelona from Arsenal

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Jesus joins Barcelona from Arsenal

Gabriel Jesus leaves Arsenal having scored 32 goals in 123 appearances for Arsenal since his £45m move from Manchester City in 2022; Jesus' move is not expected to impact Barcelona's desire to sign Julian Alvarez

The Brazilian moves to the Spotify Camp Nou in a deal worth £8.6m (€10m) where he has penned a deal until June 2029.

The deal may not end Barcelona's long-term pursuit of Julian Alvarez. Sky Sports News has been told they are completely separate.

Jesus, who joined Arsenal from Manchester City in a £45m deal four years ago, had also been subject to interest from Napoli.

He has scored 32 goals in 123 appearances for Arsenal, but managed just three Premier League starts last season.

The 29-year-old missed most of last year after picking up a knee injury in a January 2025 FA Cup tie against Manchester United.

Jesus has made 64 international appearances for Brazil but has not featured for the Selecao since November 2023.

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