From the wikii:

"Tertullian, a second century Church Father, described Jesus himself and Paul of Tarsus as spadones, which is translated as "eunuchs" in some contexts.[9] However, these statements can be interpreted as a metaphor for celibacy, especially given the broad meaning of the term spado in Late Antiquity"

Are there any other threads on this subject??

The New Testament was written using the "koine Greek" or "commom Greek." The word for eunuch in the Greek is eunouchizo/eunouchos. I personally doubt that Jesus or Paul were eunuchs since it is not mentioned or inferred. I do believe that Paul's "thorn in the flesh" might have been a sexual thorn, which would mean that he was not a eunuch, but that's just my opinion, which I base on my understanding of male lust & sexual desire. I also believe that the word "spadones" was used for celibacy more often then for actual eunuchs.

A search using the word "spadones" brought up these previous posts:

Spandones and Thilibiae

germar

Byzantine Castration

Jesus

A Link of Interest

Paolo

The Cultural Aspects of Eunuchism, part 4

Jesus

The Cultural Aspects of Eunuchism, part 3

Jesus