Juventus has reportedly been showing interest in Charlie Patino over the last few months and might consider making a move for the young Arsenal talent.
Patino has emerged as one of the standout youngsters developed by Arsenal in recent years. Having spent the last two seasons on loan to aid his development, he played at Blackpool last term and is currently with Swansea City, where he has become a prominent figure.
Juventus sees significant potential in Patino and envisions him as a future top player. With his contract set to expire in 2025, this season is crucial for the midfielder. While he desires to establish himself at Arsenal, the club has a surplus of midfielders, potentially making him available for transfer.
Calciomercato reports that Juventus is keen on understanding Arsenal’s plans for Patino and could approach the Gunners in the summer for a potential signing.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Juve is one of the biggest clubs in Europe, and their interest in Patino shows he truly is a top talent in the making.
The midfielder will go far in his career, but for now, he needs to stay humble and work hard to develop further while at Swansea City.
In the summer, we will decide if he is good enough to earn a new deal or should be sacrificed for a fee.
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Zero plans but I’m sure there will be the usual lip service coupled with no action…..
MA doesn’t promote if you look at his own actions over the past 4-5 years.
He will be in the first team squad at Arsenal next season.
Am really hope he’s in the team in the next campaign, but by then it will be phase five, that’s season where the gaffer will be under pressure to win something and there is a saying you cant win things with kid
He should be in the first team next year. He can take Elneny’s spot who never plays, and Walters can take Cedric’s spot who never plays.
Promote our academy talent and develop them, we have the roster space with adversely effecting the team.
However Arteta prefers checkbook managing over developing academy talent, as evident over his 4+ years as manager.