Transfer latest: Jesus set for Arsenal; Spurs approach Zaniolo

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Gabriel Jesus will train with Arsenal for the first time on Wednesday with the striker set to become the latest player to join the Gunners in the transfer window. Jesus’ move from Manchester City is ready to be announced. And Globo reports that he will become the highest-earner in Mikel Arteta’s squad.

Tottenham Hotspur have made an approach for Nicolo Zaniolo, with Roma open to an initial loan move for the Italy international. The Giallorossi want an obligation to buy agreed as part of the deal. And Spurs would have to pay up to £38.8 million for the attacking midfielder, according to Il Messaggero.

West Ham United have made their first move to sign Arnaut Danjuma. The Villarreal star scored 16 goals in all competitions last season. David Moyes is looking to push the boat out during the summer transfer window, the Guardian reports.

Leeds United are considering offers from Arsenal and Chelsea for Raphinha made in the last few hours. The Gunners have already seen a bid for the Brazilian rejected, but talks are ongoing, Marca reports.

Transfer latest: Arsenal could lose Saliba and Maitland-Niles; Spurs want Calhanoglu

Nottingham Forest are considering Ainsley Maitland-Niles as a replacement for Djed Spence. The Arsenal midfielder has returned to the Emirates after a difficult loan spell with Roma. And he could now head to the City Ground, according to the Daily Mail.

Another player who could leave Arsenal is William Saliba. The Sunday Mirror (26/6; page 77) reports that Marseille are prepared to pay £25 million to sign the centre-back permanently. And the defender is open to returning to the Ligue 1 side.

Tottenham have added Hakan Calhanoglu to their list of targets this summer. Antonio Conte is a big fan of the Turkey international who currently plays for Inter Milan following his move from their local rivals, Calciomercatoweb reports.

And finally, Wolves want Burnley full-back Connor Roberts following the Clarets’ relegation from the Premier League, The Sun claims.