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Juventus: eyes on Madueke. Arsenal are considering a loan move in January, and there is a rival

Juventus must use the January transfer window to fix the issues left unresolved in the squad put together in the summer for Luciano Spalletti. They will have to do it while working within clear economic and financial limits.


Without major sales, they will need to exploit the opportunities the market presents in every department and, as they look to solve the attacking problem the Tuscan coach is dealing with, Juventus are tracking a potential top-level surplus player at Arsenal: Noni Madueke.


  • He could leave on loan

    CaughtOffside report in England that Madueke is now firmly a back-up option in Mikel Arteta's rotation. This season he has made only 4 appearances in the Gunners' 6 matches, totalling just 100 minutes, including a one-minute cameo in the derby against Chelsea.

    With a long contract that runs until 30 June 2030, the Gunners are weighing up a loan move in January to avoid devaluing him too much. They want to send him to a club that can offer regular football at a high level, including in Europe.

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  • Juventus are not alone

    Madueke is in fact an out-and-out winger, a role in which Juventus are already well stocked with Conceiçao and Zhegrova. But with the idea of turning Nico Gonzalez into a false nine, and with the possibility that the Kosovan himself could also leave, the chance to add such an important player for a modest fee should not be underestimated.

    Juventus are monitoring his situation, but they are far from the only club interested in the former Chelsea player. Atletico Madrid are also pushing hard for a possible loan move, especially if there were genuine openness from London to including an option to buy that is not at "Premier League" figures.

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