Arsenal announce Jesus signing from Man City

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Arsenal have announced the signing of Manchester City’s Gabriel Jesus on a five-year deal.

The Gunners were on the hunt for a new striker following the departure of Alexandre Lacazette at the end of his contract, and they appear to have landed their top target.

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Jesus will join the Emirates club on a five-year contract.

The club, after weeks of talks, finally announced the deal on Monday morning.

Arsenal have been busy in the market this summer as Mikel Arteta looks to build a squad capable of improving on last season’s fifth-place finish.

The Gunners have brought in USA international goalkeeper Matt Turner from New England Revolution, Brazilian winger Marquinhos from Sao Paulo and midfielder Fabio Vieira from Porto.

But Jesus will be by far their biggest outlay yet, with the deal widely reported as being worth around ÂŁ45-million.

The Brazil international will be expecting more regular game time next season after starting just 21 Premier League games under Pep Guardiola last term.

The 25-year-old scored 95 goals in 233 appearances in all competitions after arriving at the Etihad from Palmeiras in 2017.

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