However, talks between the Italy international and Flamengo have hit a snag, Globo reports, with the defensive midfielder demanding too much in terms of salary. Meanwhile, Arsenal - who see him as a leader in the group - are hopeful of signing him to a one-year extension, which would keep him tied to the north London team until the summer of 2026.
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Jorginho, who was born in Brazil, has made just 10 Premier League appearances for Mikel Arteta's team this season, but is clearly seen as an important backup option as the Gunners look to challenge for the Premier League title.
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The ex-Napoli and Chelsea star was an unused substitute as the Gunners beat Tottenham in midweek, but he may feature against Aston Villa on Saturday despite the uncertainty around his future.