The agent of Gabriel Jesus has suggested that the Manchester City forward is not in any rush to make a decision on his future.
For a number of weeks, the Brazil international has been constantly linked with a switch away from the Etihad Stadium, a consequence of just a year remaining on his contract.
Arsenal are said to head a number of clubs who are monitoring the situation as they bid to sign a player who scored 13 goals from 41 matches in all competitions this season.
However, representative Marcelo Pettinati has insisted that the 25-year-old will first play for his country before contemplating the next phase of his club career.
Pettinati is quoted by Manchester Evening News as saying: "At the moment we're understanding all of the projects, so right now isn't the time to say anything. Things will advance after his time with the national team."
Brazil face a triple-header with South Korea, Japan and Argentina, the last of those fixtures taking place on June 11.
Darren Plant
