"AC Milan have reportedly made Gabriel Jesus their top attacking target for the January transfer window, with the Italian giants exploring the possibility of a loan deal for the Arsenal forward, according to Corriere dello Sport, as reported by GOAL. The Rossoneri, who are seeking to reinforce their frontline after an inconsistent start to the season, view Jesus as an ideal addition to inject pace, creativity, and experience into their attack."
"However, the move faces significant challenges, primarily due to Milan's limited transfer budget and the Brazilian's high wages. Under manager Massimilano Allegri, Milan have struggled with attacking consistency, especially in big games. Arsenal attacker Jesus is a player in demand Jesus, with his versatility and work rate, perfectly fits Milan's tactical blueprint, a forward capable of playing both as a central striker and out wide."
AC Milan have identified Gabriel Jesus as a primary attacking target for the January window and are pursuing a loan as the only viable transfer structure given financial limits. Milan seek added pace, creativity and experience to remedy inconsistent attacking form under Massimiliano Allegri, particularly in big matches. Jesus offers tactical versatility, able to operate centrally or wide, and brings Premier League and Champions League experience. High wages—around 16 million gross per year—make a permanent move impossible and complicate a loan unless Arsenal agree to subsidise salary. Jesus has limited playing time at Arsenal following new signings and seeks more minutes ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
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