The Turin squad is in search of a central midfielder again.

The transfer of Juventus-Turin's Brazilian central midfielder Artur Melo from Barcelona in Catalonia in the fall of 2020 is one of the most obscure Old Signora deals in recent history..

The 25-year-old footballer for two seasons under the guidance of two mentors did not manage to gain a foothold in the status of the main footballer, but his maintenance costs the Bianconeri an impressive amount, so the desire of the club bosses to find a new team for him is obvious.

Since London Arsenal would not mind at all to replenish their clip with Arthur's transfer, Juventus would not oppose the possibility of letting the player go, as reported by Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano.

However, the “zebras” have one condition - they need an equivalent replacement for the footballer, and at the same time are aiming at the transfer of Chelsea midfielder Ruben Loftus-Chick, whom they would like to take on a lease with the right to buy for the next six months.

Alternatives are the French Lyon and Lille midfielders, Bruno Guimaraes and Renato Sanchez respectively, but their transfer cost scares Juventus away.