Berta is ready to accept weekly Arsenal Stars offer at 265k-a weekly as competitors line up

Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta has a big decision to make for the future of a famous brand player this summer, with Premier League rivals now watching him seduce him.

Fabrizio Romano said Berta’s key priorities are sealing some means to balance the books – more than £200 million has been spent on this window.

Gyokeres is their latest official capture after joining Kepa Arrizabalaga, Martin Zubimendi, Christian Norgaard, Noni Madueke and Cristhian Mosquera last weekend after their £64 million transfer with Sporting CP.

Eze will be the already impressive new talent, and Arsenal is believed to have held preliminary talks with Crystal Palace. However, with Romano’s update, exports must be made before the official bid.

Arsenal reportedly faces an uncertain future as the Belgian is now entering the last 12 months of the contract, according to reports. According to recent reports, Arsenal may sell Trossard this summer instead of losing him for free in 2026.

The winger has offered to leave England with Borussia Dortmund Keen (Florian Plettenberg), and Trossard isn’t the only forward who can quit by the deadline.

Reports earlier this month, especially from TalkSport, claim Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr has serious interest in Gabriel Martinelli and is considering bidding for £73 million, which will double the club sales of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and sell on Liverpool in 2017.

£265,000 a week forward Gabriel Jesus is another nominee for the chopping block of Berta, especially after the arrival of Gyokeres.

Arsenal prepares to accept Gabriel Jesus as Premier League rival queuing

According to the latest Brazilian report, Jesus has attracted serious interest from Flamenco, and the 28-year-old is willing to leave Emirates.

Currently, Jesus is recovering from a serious ACL rupture that ended his 2024/2025 season, which has the potential to make it difficult to find a downright buyer.

Still, according to good former chief scout Mick Brown, working at Manchester United during their most successful period, top flight competitors are keen to sign Jesus from Arsenal.

“If Jesus’ price is reached, Arsenal will accept Jesus’ offer.

“I think he has the best days behind him, but he’s still a reliable team player for Arsenal. Until now. He hasn’t pulled any trees, but he’s not bad. I think the thing about Arsenal is that they need to be better than “good”, which is why they’ve disappeared now and spent all that money on the tourbillon.

“It’s hard to see Jesus’ plan that fits them with him and Harvez.

“I heard about the interest of several teams in the Premier League so it would be a good choice. From his point of view, he would want to go where he can play at a high level, but also play football because he wouldn’t get that at Arsenal.

“From a club perspective, if they can make money from him, they can spend it elsewhere. This is the type of deal I think can work for all parties.”

The former city star signed about £45m in a long-term deal in 2022, but despite his outstanding performance, he is still struggling to be the striker with 25 goals per season.

Jesus enjoyed the real purple spots last season, but then his long injury was a real doom for the former Palmeiras. With only two years left in the deal, if any suitors are ready to fall, now may be the right time to sell Jesus.