Jesus tops Barcelona attack
The Spanish club Barcelona officially announced the signing of Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal. The deal is set to last until 2029 and is valued at approximately 10 million euros (11.5 million dollars). This transfer aims to strengthen their attacking line following the departure of some forwards, especially as the team searches for replacements for Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres. Jesus (29 years old) plays a crucial role in providing offensive power to the team, having scored 32 goals in 123 matches with Arsenal, and winning the English Premier League with the club in the 2026 season. Although Atlético Madrid refused to negotiate with Barcelona regarding Argentine player Julián Álvarez, Jesus expressed his desire to join, sharing his happiness at becoming part of the club and stating that it has been a dream of his for some time. Jesus is the seventh addition to Barcelona’s squad during the summer transfer window and has been described as a top-class forward by the team’s coach. It is also noted that he previously played for Manchester City, won a gold medal with the Brazilian national team at the 2016 Rio Olympics, and claimed the Copa América title in 2019. He has scored 19 goals in 64 international appearances.
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