Arsenal linked Manuel Locatelli is reportedly open to leave in the summer transfer window. Juventus are also open to sell him for a quick profit.
Hence, the Gunners have all the correct indications to make a move for the Italian midfielder. The midfielder is also open to the experience of the Premier League.
ARSENAL AND MANUEL LOCATELLI TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Arsenal have now got more chances to sign Manuel Locatelli in the next summer transfer window. Juventus are also now open to sell him for the right price. They will also pay the mandatory buy clause to Sassoulo for 30 million. However, Juventus are hoping to sell him immediately to make quick profit from his sale.
Juventus are hoping to sell Locatelli to Arsenal for 35 million.-40 million. They are aware that the Gunners want to sign midfield reinforcements in the next summer transfer window. A report also confirms that the Premier League giants are big admirers of Locatelli from many years. The Gunners also tried to sign before Juventus signed him on loan.
JUVENTUS ARE HOPING TO IMPROVE THEIR FINANCIAL CONDITIONS
According to reports, Juventus are still under financial clouds for the next season. Hence, they will have to sell some players before buying new players. Therefore, there is a chance that Arsenal could sign Locatelli for as low as 32 million. The money would help Juventus spend some of funds in the next summer transfer window.
The other rest of the funds from his potential sale would help the Serie A giants balance their books for the financial year. However, there is no guarantee that Arsenal will make a bid for him. This is because they are also keeping an eye on other top midfielders. Hence, Juventus must avoid activating his buy clause from Sassoulo.
Arsenal are also closely monitoring the situation of Declan Rice and Moises Caicedo for the next summer transfer window. Both of the players are also very open to the move. Hence, Mikel Arteta will have to make decisions on the situation of all the three midfield targets.
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