AC Milan is reportedly interested in Charlie Patino, considering him a player of sufficient quality for their team.
The young Arsenal talent is currently on loan at Swansea City for the season and is determined to use this opportunity to impress Mikel Arteta and earn a chance at the Emirates.
However, with Arsenal having a surplus of midfielders, Patino will likely face challenges in securing playing time at the club. This situation might lead him to reevaluate his future.
As Patino performs well in the Championship, AC Milan has shown an interest in his signature, recognising him as one of the top talents available.
A report on Calciomercato suggests that AC Milan has been monitoring the English youngster and believes that he possesses the exact type of midfield talent they are seeking.
It’s anticipated that AC Milan will establish contact with Arsenal and attempt to secure a deal for Patino when he returns to the club in the summer.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Patino is one of the finest midfielders we have groomed at the Emirates and is a player we expect to have a wonderful career.
However, he will not play often for us next term and probably should take his chance and find a new home.
Milan is a good place to start his career and his spell at Swansea this term will prepare him for a life abroad.
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One player we must not let go, a future DM for the first team.
Should’ve been promoted and never have bought Havertz
👍PJ-SA, I’m will you all the way with you on this one. Patino being home grown costing Arsenal virtually zero, versus £65 million for Havertz, whose previous two seasons at Chelsea were poor, with no one knowing his best position.
Patino is performing well at Swansea City and the Championship is a tough, hard completive competition, with hard nosed, experienced professional footballers. No wonder Italian clubs can see what Arsenal have in Charlie Patino under their noses.
I’m hoping Arsenal won’t do to Patino, what they did with Balogun. Selling homegrown talent before they’re given a chance to show their capabilities just makes our team look silly, because we then go out and spend a lot of money on the wrong players.