Kepa offered to Juventus

One of Juventus' longest-running files of the summer window has expanded with a new name. According to Nicolo Schira, Arsenal's Spanish goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga has been offered to Juventus through agents.

This development is a natural part of the Italian giants' months-long goalkeeper search. No progress was made with Juventus' earlier target Alisson Becker, and an agreement could not be reached over Emiliano Martinez, whom Aston Villa wish to keep. According to Tuttomercato, Kepa had already been added to the list of alternatives being considered for the position; TeamTalk had also shared updates on the Spanish shot-stopper's situation.

The player's current standing explains this offer. Having joined Arsenal from Chelsea in the summer of 2025 and holding a contract until 2028, the 31-year-old goalkeeper is reported to be a backup at the London club and looking for regular playing time.

Juventus' goalkeeper search still spans a broad list. It is recalled that names such as Chelsea's Filip Jorgensen, Tottenham's Guglielmo Vicario, Benfica's Anatoliy Trubin and Freiburg's Noah Atubolu are also under consideration.

Source: Nicolo Schira
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