Arsenal are ready to table a €7.5m bid for Juventus starlet Sebastian Giovinco according to Calciomercato.
The Gunners have been keeping close tabs on 'La Formica Atomica' and they are ready to try and pick the Old Lady’s pockets for their target.
The Juve youth product has been in stunning form and he is using the 2008 Olympic games as a shop window.
However, that window seems firmly shut as the Bianconeri are not willing to let him go.
Calciomercato claims that the Gunners are ready to swoop with a €7.5m offer for the 21-year-old prodigy.
A number of clubs including Palermo wanted Giovinco but Juve stood firm and resisted offers as the player is considered an important part of the team’s future.
Arsene Wenger’s penchant for signing youngsters is showing no sign of changing as he is also looking to sign Udinese’s Gokhan Inler.
The player’s agent recently revealed there was contact with Arsenal, but so far nothing has been written in stone.
Giovinco is likely to be used as a first choice player in Claudio Ranieri's side and he is being regarded as their heir to Pavel Nedved's throne when the Czech midfielder hangs up his boots.
The Gunners have been keeping close tabs on 'La Formica Atomica' and they are ready to try and pick the Old Lady’s pockets for their target.
The Juve youth product has been in stunning form and he is using the 2008 Olympic games as a shop window.
However, that window seems firmly shut as the Bianconeri are not willing to let him go.
Calciomercato claims that the Gunners are ready to swoop with a €7.5m offer for the 21-year-old prodigy.
A number of clubs including Palermo wanted Giovinco but Juve stood firm and resisted offers as the player is considered an important part of the team’s future.
Arsene Wenger’s penchant for signing youngsters is showing no sign of changing as he is also looking to sign Udinese’s Gokhan Inler.
The player’s agent recently revealed there was contact with Arsenal, but so far nothing has been written in stone.
Giovinco is likely to be used as a first choice player in Claudio Ranieri's side and he is being regarded as their heir to Pavel Nedved's throne when the Czech midfielder hangs up his boots.
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