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Max Wilkins

Sat 30 May 2026 8:10, UK

Everton could complete the dream signing of Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal.

The Toffees have long been linked with fresh attacking options after struggles for a consistent stream of goals.

Beto and Theirno Barry haven’t truly been at their best throughout the season, with the latter having difficult days in his debut season in England.

That could prompt David Moyes and Co. to bring in a new number nine ad he could turn his attention to the Premier League champions.

Everton could move to sign Jesus this summer in an ambitious deal that may change the tide of the Merseyside outfit.

Everton could realise interest in Gabriel Jesus

The Gunners may have won the league this season, but it hasn’t necessarily been a campaign to remember for the Brazilian personally.

He hasn’t been at his best in front of goal as fitness became a concern once again during his spell at the Emirates Stadium.

That hasn’t been helped by a general lack of starting opportunities since the signings of Kai Havertz and then Viktor Gyokeres.

A summer departure from North London could be on the cards, and there is likely to be plenty of interested parties.

Former Everton scout Bryan King believes the 29-year-old would be a dream target for the Toffees, but a deal would hinge on the striker himself.

Speaking exclusively to Goodison News, King said: “Arsenal would let Jesus go, so there could be a deal there to be done.

“Jesus would be a good signing for Everton, but I would imagine one of Beto or Barry would leave.

“It’s all about whether he would be willing to move from Arsenal because it’s one thing being there and being at Everton.

“It’s a fantasy move, but he will be of interest.”

Jesus has been linked to Everton in the past, but the upcoming summer window could be the perfect chance to land his signature.

Everton could pay just £5m for Jesus

For a five-time Premier League champion, you may expect to pay a sizable fee to land his signature.

That doesn’t look likely to be the case if Everton want to get their hands on Jesus as Arsenal look to get rid this summer.

A report from The Independent suggests a fee of just £5million could be enough to prize him away from the Emirates this summer.

That would undoubtedly be a bargain deal for the Blues, especially for a player of such quality and with that level of winning experience.

It now hinges on whether Jesus wants to move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium after years at the very top of the English football tree.

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