Tuttomercato reports on Juventus's progress in their pursuit of Arnau Martinez from Girona. Juventus has made progress in their pursuit of Arnau Martinez, a 22-year-old player from Girona. He has a release clause of 14 million euros, which is negotiable and could potentially be lowered to 10 million euros. This amount is considered acceptable to provide competition for Joao Mario.

Arnau Martínez is highly appreciated by Juventus. The exit cost is relatively low, as he could leave Girona for about 10 million euros. However, Juventus will not pursue a right-back until Savona leaves. All Juventus' incoming transfers, except for the almost certain arrival of Kolo Muani, depend on outgoing transfers.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Juventus' intensified interest in Arnau Martínez following the sale of Timothy Weah. Juventus has intensified interest in Arnau Martínez after selling Timothy Weah to Olympique de Marseille. Juventus seeks a right-back and Martínez fits the profile desired by coach Igor Tudor. Martínez is under contract with Girona until 2027, and the club asks for 10 to 12 million euros to release him. Juventus has made contact and is considering a decisive move.

Arnau Martinez, a 22-year-old Spanish right-back from Girona, has recently caught the attention of Juventus as they look for a new right-back. With the expected departure of Weah, Juventus is actively searching for a player to compete for a starting position alongside Joao Mario and Nicolò Savona. Tuttosport noted that Martinez has been added to their list of potential candidates. Despite this, Juventus is still considering other options, including Nahuel Molina, who might be available for transfer from Madrid, and Marco Palestra from Atalanta, although his current price is high. The club is also considering Dodò, Widmer, and Clauss, despite their age, as well as Singo, who is currently with Monaco. Martinez, under contract with Girona until 2027, has a market value of €10.00m according to Transfermarkt and has attracted interest from Premier League clubs as well.