Juventus closely observed Charlie Patino during his recent game for Swansea in the FA Cup against Morecambe.
The Italian giants have been tracking the young Arsenal talent for several months, finding his profile intriguing. Patino had a successful loan spell at Blackpool last season and has continued to impress while at Swansea.
Arsenal has sanctioned these loan moves to provide Patino with valuable game time, with the hope that he can break into the Gunners’ first team next season. However, the intense competition for a place in the current Arsenal squad might prompt them to consider potential transfer options.
Juventus is interested in securing his signature, and Tuttojuve reports that they watched him score in the game against Morecambe, further increasing their desire to sign him.
While Juventus does not plan to make a move for him in the current transfer window, they will continue to evaluate the England youth international until the summer, when they can sign players again.
Just Arsenal Opinion
There is little doubt that Patino is a fine young player and we are not surprised that Juve is following him.
This does not mean he will get a chance in our first team next season and we could sell him for a good fee.
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The old lady seems to have an obsession with Arsenal players , the problem is the Turin base clubs is stingy with her purse strings
Typical of Seria A
Admin Martin, why exactly would Patino not get a chance to play in the first team? Isn’t it an anomaly that needs correcting that Saka is the only academy player regularly used by Arteta? Why are young players that Arsenal invested for years in, so dispensable? It would at least make some sense if we were splashing these exorbitant amounts on players like Saliba, Rice and Timber; but Jorginho, Havertz!!! It’s ridiculous. Patino should be able to “walk into the Arsenal first eleven way ahead of those two. The whole situation is embarrassing, that Arteta has such low levels of trust on ESR and Nelson. If these two were afforded half the opportunities given Havertz, they would’ve shown us why they were retained, while Willock and Iwobi were let to go. It speaks volumes about how Arteta views the production line at Arsenal. I’m really concerned about the future of Nwaneri, Duberry, young Obi-Martin with Arteta at the helm.
Could not agree more.
Imo Arteta has more misses than hits with player recruitment.
Rice, Ramsdale, Odegaard are the only successes.
On fence.
Partey, Tomi and GJ injured too frequently.
Timber not played a full game.
Zinchenko
I consider rest a fail
And all those failed ayers have been in the top 4 for 18 m9nths. Total rubbish players lol
It’s beginning to sound like the good old days Pat, when all we had were “dross” players and yet still finished in the top four and won three fa cups!!
Next thing we’ll have is a AKB and Mikel’s opposite crackpot abbreviation dividing the fan base once again.
Patino is better than Havertz, Jorginho, Zinchenko.
Only Arteta can’t see it.
And you watch Patino every week? As you are so knowledgeable. I bet you watch training every day as well?????