TA: Edu and Kerubini negotiated a 18-month loan loan for Artur, but it was not approved by the Gunners' top brass

On January 27, David Orenstein, a well-known reporter for The Athletic, reported that Arsenal's pursuit of Artur was again frustrated, although Edu and Cherubini negotiated a player loan + buyout deal, but Arsenal executives did not approve it.

Arsenal's main disagreement with Juve before was the duration of Artur's loan term, Arsenal wanted to go on loan for half a year, and Juve asked for 18 months on loan before they could release him because they could not find a short-term replacement for Artur. And if they do bring in a midfielder, then if Artur returns on loan, the Bianconeri will face new problems.

Arsenal director Edu negotiated with Juve superintendent Cherubini to negotiate a potential deal to buy him out on loan for 18 months and the right to buy him out for 40 million euros. However, it was not approved after Edu reported the offer to the club's top brass. Gunners top brass are reluctant to lease Artur for a long time, and the deal could fail.

(Lin Yuan)