Arsenal striker has rejected two Turkish clubs

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Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus has turned down the opportunity to join two Turkish clubs during the ongoing transfer window.

The Brazilian has fallen down the pecking order at Arsenal over the past year, and he is free to leave for around £20 million.

This has caught the eye of several elite clubs and his agent has revealed that three Serie A teams have made contact with him.

A couple of Turkish sides, likely Fenerbahce and Besiktas, have spoken with him too, but Jesus has no desire to move to the Super Lig.

Jesus is presently with the Gunners as part of pre-season, and Arsenal don’t seem in a hurry to offload him before the deadline.

If a suitable offer does not arrive, they are prepared to keep him for the final year of his contract before releasing him for free.

Napoli are currently the most interested in the 29-year-old, but they have not made a formal approach for the marksman yet.

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