Arsenal aren’t too eager on depriving themselves of the companies of Jakub Kiwior in the course of the marketing campaign, however Juventus may reportedly stand an opportunity at signing him beneath one situation.
The 24-year-old is considered one of many centre-backs at present being linked with a transfer to Turin. The Bianconeri are determined to signal a brand new defender after shedding Gleison Bremer and Juan Cabal to devastating ACL accidents. With the duo prone to miss the remainder of the marketing campaign, Cristiano Giuntoli and Co. don’t have any different choice however to intervene available in the market in January.
In latest weeks, the Serie A giants have been repeatedly linked with Kiwior who had already served beneath the steerage of Thiago Motta throughout their time collectively at Spezia.
However whereas the Pole discovered success within the Italian high flight, he hasn’t been in a position to lock himself a beginning spot on the Emirates since his arrival in January 2023, with Mike Arteta favoring Gabriel, William Saliba and summer season signing Riccardo Calafiori.
Due to this fact, some consider the Tychy native could be enticed by a return to Serie A and a reunion with the Italian Brazilian supervisor.
Nevertheless, Arsenal would additionally wish to preserve the Poland worldwide, as he can present cowl at centre-back and left-back. For example, he was launched within the second half in opposition to Aston Villa final Saturday when Gabriel sustained a knock.
So in accordance with Tuttosport by way of JuventusNews24, the Gunners gained’t think about any mortgage proposals for Kiwior. Therefore, if Juventus want to signal the participant in January, they must purchase him outright with a proposal that meets the Premier League giants’ asking value.
However, it needs to be famous that Benfica teenager Antonio Silva has not too long ago emerged because the Bianconeri’s most popular selection for the position. The administration is reportedly working alongside his agent Jorge Mendes to herald to Turin.