Gabriel Jesus of Manchester City has been extended a contract from Arsenal worth €16 million year, or about £264,000 per week.
If the Gunners make the Champions League, Jesus' contract will increase to €17 million annually, or almost £280,000 per week, according to the UK Mirror.
Mikel Arteta's top transfer priority is the 25-year-old, but Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur are also interested.
After Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette both departed the United Arab Emirates in the previous six months, Arteta is aiming to strengthen his front line.
Eddie Nketiah has been signed by Arsenal to a new, long-term contract, and is now wearing Thierry Henry's former No. 14 jersey.
But Arteta's manager is aware that he needs reinforcements because Nketiah is the only senior centre forward on the team.
With 95 goals in 236 games and four Premier League titles, four EFL Cups, and the FA Cup to his credit, Jesus has a respectable record at City.