Juventus has reportedly been pursuing Jorginho over the past few months, aiming to bring him back to Italy. Jorginho initially joined Arsenal in 2023 as a backup to Thomas Partey but has assumed a more prominent role in the current campaign, particularly due to Partey’s fitness challenges.
The Brazilian-Italian midfielder has demonstrated his quality on the pitch and emerged as a key figure and leader in the Arsenal dressing room. Although Mikel Arteta wishes to retain him, Jorginho’s contract with Arsenal has not been extended, raising the possibility that he could leave as a free agent in the summer.
According to a report on Il Bianconero, Juventus is keen on signing Jorginho because they believe his presence in their dressing room would serve as a valuable mentor for their young midfielders. With several talented youngsters in the Juventus squad, the club sees Jorginho as the perfect role model to guide and inspire them to reach their full potential.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Jorginho is a good role model for our players as well, on and off the field, which is why he has gotten many playing minutes in recent weeks.
We need to act fast to hand him a contract extension and show that we appreciate his influence in the dressing room.
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If we reinforce the midfield this Summer, is there still a place for Jorginho?
I don’t doubt his influence and professionalism, but is it worth the added wages for his influence and an occasional run out?
We have to upgrade the midfield, and that comes down to replacing Partey and upgrading from Jorginho,
Jorginho for me is worth keeping he seems ideal for a bit of squad depth and his influence on the other players is very professional he’s like an extra coach relaying words on the pitch on the sidelines and in training He’s a top character and players like Nwaneri can learn from him as well as Ode and Rice I think he will take his coaching badges at the Arsenal when the time comes