Manchester City have reportedly placed a £40m price tag on forward Gabriel Jesus ahead of this summer's transfer window.
With the Citizens still chasing a Premier League and Champions League double, the 25-year-old has found his form in front of goal at the right time, netting seven times in his last six games across all competitions.
Despite his upturn in form, Jesus's future at the Etihad Stadium has come into question in recent weeks, with Arsenal believed to be interested in signing the Brazilian this summer.
According to the Daily Mirror, City value Jesus at around £40m and the potential sale of the forward would help provide funds to recruit primary target Erling Braut Haaland.
The Gunners are allegedly preparing to table a £35m offer for Jesus this summer, but the Citizens are holding out for at least £40m if they are to consider selling the former Palmeiras youngster.
Jesus, who has just over 12 months remaining on his contract at the Etihad, has recorded 95 goals and 46 assists in 232 appearances for City across all competitions since joining the club in January 2017.
Oliver Thomas
