Miami International is making plans to sign for the former Real Madrid player without signing, Arsenal decides to sell the team s forward

Miami International intends to sign Real Madrid's former player

According to Spanish "Marca", the American League team Miami International is actively negotiating with free agent and 28-year-old left-back Sergio Reguilon, planning to attract him. This trend has attracted widespread attention from the outside world.

Reguilon is from Real Madrid youth training system. He has played for Tottenham Hotspur and Atletico Madrid, and has rich experience in La Liga and Premier League. After the end of the season, he failed to find a new partner in Europe and eventually entered the transfer market as a free agent.

Despite receiving multiple offers from European clubs, Reguilon showed strong interest in Miami International's invitation. Joining the team means he will have the opportunity to play side by side with former La Liga opponents such as Messi and Luis Suarez, and this attraction cannot be ignored.

The signing is part of Miami International's plan to strengthen its defense line. However, this move has also caused some controversy - after all, former Barcelona star Alba is currently performing stably in the left-back position and is still the main player of the team. But Reguilon's versatility provides the team with more tactical choices: he is not only competent as a left-back, but also a guest appearance as a full-back and even plays the role of a winger under specific tactics.

It is worth mentioning that with Busquets confirming that he will officially retire after the end of the 2025 season, Miami International is actively looking for more well-known European players to supplement the lineup to maintain the team's competitiveness and business influence. Signing Reguilon is a continuation of this strategy.

Arsenal prepares to sell Gabriel Jesus

According to Fichajes, Arsenal has decided to open the door for the departure of Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus, who may bid farewell to the Emirates Stadium in the winter window.

In recent years, Jesus has gradually lost his main position in Arteta's tactical system, and frequent injuries and fierce front-line competition have made it difficult for him to play stably. With the 2026 World Cup approaching, he is eager to get more game time to stay in shape and is seriously considering leaving the team.

Arsenal is also willing to listen to the offer to make money and financial resources for the team's signing plan. It is reported that the Gunners priced £30 million to £35 million for the Brazilian international who joined from Manchester City in 2017. Although his weekly salary is as high as £265,000, his contribution in recent years does not exactly match his salary level.

At present, AC Milan is the team that is most interested in Jesus. The Ross and Blacks hope to introduce a striker with rich experience and European goals and creativity, and Jesus is the ideal candidate. However, Arsenal's asking price may pose a financial challenge to the Serie A team.

In addition, Everton has also jumped to the next potential. The Toffees urgently need to increase their forward firepower, and Jesus is extremely familiar with the Premier League environment and is regarded as a plug-and-play solution.

Arsenal is likely to push the deal after the 2025 winter transfer window opens. As long as the offer meets expectations is received, Jesus' Emirates Stadium career may officially come to an end.