Juventus assesses Madueke: January loan from the Gunners for the attack

Juventus is closely watching Noni Madueke, the winger from Arsenal, while the Gunners are considering a LOAN in January to give the player more playing minutes and preserve his contractual value until June 30, 2030, and to prevent the young prospect from losing space in Mikel Arteta's rotation.

The Gunners' January LOAN

The Gunners are considering a LOAN for Madueke IN January, to avoid the young winger losing playing minutes. So far this season he has made four appearances in six games, for only 100 minutes, including just one minute in the derby against Chelsea. His contract expires on June 30, 2030, so the club does NOT want to devalue him.

Juventus' offensive needs

Juventus, under the guidance of Luciano Spalletti, must solve the offensive problems that remained unresolved from the team's summer build‑up. Ahead of the winter market, the JUVE club is monitoring the possible high‑level surplus from Arsenal, Noni Madueke, as a low‑cost solution. The economic‑financial necessity‑virtue pushes the club to seek opportunities without major sales.

The black‑and‑white squad is already covered in the attacking area by Conceição and Zhegrova, with the idea of turning Nico González into a false 9. However, Zhegrova's departure is conceivable, which would make the arrival of a pure winger like Madueke more appealing. Juventus therefore evaluates the option of adding a top‑level player at a modest price.

Atletico Madrid has also shown interest in a possible LOAN, with the possibility of including a buy‑back clause not at Premier‑level figures. The negotiation, if started, could see the player move from London to Madrid, offering the youngster more continuity at the European level.

If Juventus decides to intervene, it will have to do so in the January market, exploiting the opportunities that arise in every department. Without big sales, the club does NOT be able to rely on large revenues, therefore Madueke's LOAN represents one of the few viable solutions to cure the offensive crisis.