Gabriel Magalhaes, who is currently earning 6.2 million euros per season at Arsenal, may soon receive a new and richer contract offer from the London club. This move comes after Arsenal learned of Saudi club Al-Nassr's interest in signing the player. Al-Nassr is known for having former Croatian national player Marcelo Brozović and Cristiano Ronaldo on their roster. Arsenal's coach, Mikel Arteta, is reportedly determined to retain Gabriel at all costs, considering him a crucial component of the team's defense alongside William Saliba. Although Gabriel's contract with Arsenal lasts until the end of June 2027, he is currently one of the lower-paid players at the club. To counter the possibility of a move to Saudi Arabia, where many football stars have recently been drawn by lucrative salaries, Arsenal is working on offering Gabriel a significantly more lucrative contract. According to British media, Arsenal is eager to keep their defensive linchpin.

Team Talk reports on Al-Nassr's plan to bid for Gabriel Magalhaes this summer. Saudi powerhouse Al-Nassr plan to bid for Gabriel Magalhaes this summer and have already made contact with the Brazilian. Gabriel is open to heading to Saudi Arabia at some point in his career. Arsenal would not consider offers below the €100m/£84m mark. Incoming sporting director Andrea Berta will be tasked with ironing out a contract extension with Gabriel, whose current deal expires in 2027.

Al-Nassr has expressed an interest in acquiring Gabriel Magalhães in the upcoming summer transfer window, with intentions to propose a contract valued at €20 million annually. Meanwhile, Arsenal's newly appointed sporting director, Andrea Berta, faces the challenge of stopping this potential transfer by negotiating a new contract for Gabriel. Arsenal has communicated that they do not intend to sell Gabriel and have set a minimum offer threshold of €100 million. Discussions are ongoing with Gabriel's representatives to finalize an agreement before the season concludes.