“SHOCKING King Exclusive: Everton’s JAW-DROPPING £30M Plot to Snag Arsenal’s MEGASTAR—Player DESPERATE to Join!”

Gabriel Jesus, the former Manchester City forward and Premier League champion, joined Arsenal in 2022 with the ambition of becoming their main striker.

Yet after a difficult spell in front of goal, the Gunners opted to bring in Viktor Gyökeres over the summer, leaving the Brazilian’s future at the Emirates in serious doubt.

With his minutes expected to diminish, Everton are now reportedly interested in offering him a way out.

Bryan King backs Everton move for Jesus

Everton have endured years of frustration in their search for a reliable striker. Hopes were placed on Thierno Barry to finally break the cycle this season, but the youngster has yet to score on Merseyside.

Meanwhile, Beto has continued to struggle, further exposing the Toffees’ lack of cutting edge in attack.

This situation has led former scout Bryan King to suggest to Goodison News that Everton could swoop for Jesus. He noted that the Brazilian’s arrival could be a transformative move for the club.

Having signed for Arsenal after six successful years at Manchester City, Jesus has found life far more challenging in London.

Now, Everton are weighing up the possibility of a deal, with King estimating a fee between £25 million and £30 million.

“I think he could be exciting to play alongside Beto. They might even form an interesting strike partnership,” King explained.

“It’s just whether Everton can afford to bring him in. Players moving from Arsenal are not always on the highest wages, so it could be possible.

“For Jesus, the appeal would be playing week in, week out. He’s not a bad player by any means, and if Everton have the money, I believe he’d be a very good signing.”

A risky gamble for Everton

Despite the potential upside, the transfer would still be a major risk. Jesus has only managed 15 goals across two seasons in all competitions for Arsenal, despite operating in one of the strongest squads in the Premier League.

Such a record raises concerns about whether he could truly deliver in a side like Everton’s.

Ultimately, while David Moyes needs reinforcements in attack, targeting Jesus may not be the safest choice.

Everton ideally require a striker who is already in form and capable of hitting the ground running at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, rather than one who could become another expensive flop.