Jorginho represents this type of opportunity at zero cost: Arsenal does not seem willing to exercise the annual renewal option for the contract expiring in June. That's why Giuntoli keeps this option alive to bring that quality in directing that Juventus lacked this season.

Jorginho's agent, Joao Santos, was asked if Juventus, a club often linked with Jorginho in the past, could be an option for his future. Santos said that in his opinion, Juventus does not need a player like Jorginho, but if Giuntoli needed a midfielder like Jorginho, he could contact him.

There is a prestigious candidacy for the role of playmaker and it is that of Jorginho of Arsenal. His agents are negotiating the extension with the Gunners, but are also considering the possibilities for a potential return to Italy.

Jorginho, former regista under Maurizio Sarri in the days of Napoli, then flew to the Premier League and bounced between Chelsea and Arsenal. The 32-year-old's agents are discussing an extension with the Gunners, but the player wouldn't mind a return to Italy at all. To the point of sounding out the ground directly with Football Director Giuntoli and verifying the feasibility of the transfer. The Italo-Brazilian is familiar with the Italian league and tactical dynamics, then in that role he would be a good alternative to Manuel Locatelli. The ball is in Juventus' court, which will make the necessary evaluations.