The Daily Mirror report Arsenal are closing in on the £50m signing of Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus.
If this deal comes off there might be a few more Brazil flags dotted around Emirates Stadium next season.
The Gunners have already signed Jesus' fellow countryman Marquinhos from Sao Paulo in this transfer window.
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Straight to the papers where Gabriel Jesus features on several back pages.
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Six weeks until Crystal Palace and Arsenal launch the start of the new Premier League season at Selhurst Park.
The clock is ticking and the summer transfer window is hotting up.
Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal have been busy getting new players through the door - Manchester United and Chelsea have not had much joy so far.
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Newcastle sign Pope from Burnley
Newcastle United
Newcastle United have signed England goalkeeper Nick Pope from relegated Burnley for an undisclosed fee.
The 30-year-old moves to St James' Park on a four-year contract after spending six seasons at Turf Moor.
Magpies boss Eddie Howe called Pope "an exceptional Premier League and international-level goalkeeper".
"I'm very pleased to be adding strong competition to a very important position," Howe added.
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'Arsenal close in on Jesus'
The Daily Mirror report Arsenal are closing in on the £50m signing of Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus.
If this deal comes off there might be a few more Brazil flags dotted around Emirates Stadium next season.
The Gunners have already signed Jesus' fellow countryman Marquinhos from Sao Paulo in this transfer window.
Post update
Straight to the papers where Gabriel Jesus features on several back pages.
Good morning
Six weeks until Crystal Palace and Arsenal launch the start of the new Premier League season at Selhurst Park.
The clock is ticking and the summer transfer window is hotting up.
Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal have been busy getting new players through the door - Manchester United and Chelsea have not had much joy so far.
What will today bring?