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Arsenal could now be offered £24m forward likened to Edinson Cavani in January
Arsenal could potentially be offered a striker who has been likened to Edinson Cavani in the January transfer window.
The Gunners could do with bolstering their attacking ranks further as they look to go one better in the Premier League this term.
And according to ‘‘ and scout Michele Fratini, Juventus could look to offer Moise Kean to Arsenal next month.
However, this would likely be as part of a makeweight in a deal to try and take Charlie Patino from the Gunners to Juve, claimed the Italian.
Fratini, speaking to TV Play – via – said the 20-year-old Arsenal midfielder has plenty of suitors including Juve.
He also claimed that, while the Gunners apparently value Patino at around £26million, the Bianconeri could try and get that fee down by including Kean in the deal.
“Juventus have some bargaining chips,” said Fratini. “First of all Moise Kean.
“It’s true that his first experience in the Premier League with Everton didn’t go well.
“But now he is recovering and could be the striker Arsenal are looking for to complete the offensive department.
“Juve would like to make the lunge as early as January.”
Arsenal unlikely to agree such a deal – TBR View
While Arsenal could do with bringing in reinforcements at centre-forward, this isn’t a deal I can see happening.
First of all, the Gunners will probably not want to part company with Patino, a player who many at N5 rate very highly. And certainly not in January.
As for Kean, while he’s a talented player, even earning with Edinson Cavani, he hasn’t done particularly well at Juve since his return to Turin back in 2021.
The 23-year-old, who signed on a two-year loan deal with a obligation to buy in 2023, hasn’t scored a single goal this season, and he remained in single figures in 2021-22 and 2022-23.
With all this in mind, it would be extremely surprising to see Arsenal agree to such a deal, particularly in January.