Juventus will sign Nuno Tavares from Lazio as a replacement for Andrea Cambiaso. Juventus values Cambiaso at €60-70m and will make a profit by bringing in Tavares for less than half that amount.

90min reports on Juventus' pursuit of Arsenal left-back Nuno Tavares. Juventus are looking to sign Arsenal left-back Nuno Tavares, who will join Lazio permanently for a fee of €4m (£3.4m) but could be sold immediately for closer to €20m (£17m).

Lazio has decided to acquire Nuno Tavares from Arsenal ahead of schedule for a fee of 4 million euros, which will be paid in installments. This early acquisition is perceived as a strategic market move rather than a definitive plan to retain the player. Lazio aims to secure their financial interest and might consider selling him in the future. Juventus has expressed interest in Nuno Tavares as they seek a player for the left side, particularly due to the uncertainties surrounding Andrea Cambiaso's future. Juventus views Tavares as a potential addition to their developing squad, despite his physical issues, including seven muscle injuries this season. The possible transfer fee is expected to be slightly above 15 million euros, with Lazio maintaining a strong negotiating position. The prospect of a sale during the extraordinary market session in June, associated with the Club World Cup, has been mentioned.

Lazio is considering putting Nuno Tavares on the market in June following his recurrent injuries and to make a potential capital gain. Juventus has shown appreciation for the player in recent months. Lazio's valuation starts at 40 million euros, with Arsenal entitled to 40% of the future resale.