Everton are reportedly interested in signing 28-year-old Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal next year.

Gabriel Jesus needs to leave Arsenal in order to play regularly, and a move to Everton could be ideal for him. He will look to get his career back on track with regular football.

It will be interesting to see if Everton follow up on their interest with an offer to sign the player in the coming months. As per a report by Italian outlet AS Roma Live, he will be available for a fee of around £25-30 million. Arsenal will look to recoup a reasonable amount of money for the player. It remains to be seen whether Everton are prepared to pay up.

The Toffees need more quality in the final third, and signing Gabriel Jesus could prove to be a wise decision. The South American attacker is a proven performer in English football with Manchester City and Arsenal. He could make an immediate impact at Everton.

Everton will need to improve going forward if they want to finish in the top half of the table and do well. An experienced striker like Jesus could be very useful. Meanwhile, the Arsenal star is more than just a goalscorer. He will help create chances for his teammates as well.

The former Manchester City attacker can operate anywhere across the front three, and his versatility will be a bonus for Everton. Meanwhile, Arsenal signed Viktor Gyokeres this past summer, and Gabriel Jesus will not get regular chances if he stays at the club. It would be ideal for him to move on. He is behind Gyokeres and Kai Havertz in the pecking order right now.

Moving to Everton will help him play more often and regain his form and confidence. He could be an asset for the Toffees if he manages to regain his peak form. The reported £25-30 million asking price could prove to be a bargain as well. Everton certainly have the resources to get the deal done.

Meanwhile, Gabriel Jesus has been linked with other European clubs as well, while recent reports have suggested that Arsenal may part ways with him. It will be interesting to see if the player decides to continue in the Premier League instead.