Juventus no longer want this Brazilian who arrived as a star

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By: Manu Tournoux

Juventus no longer want this Brazilian who arrived as a star

Arthur Melo has once again been loaned out by Juventus. The Brazilian midfielder had however been recruited at a price of gold, or almost, three years ago.

In September 2020, the Bianconeri had therefore put the package for the Brazilian midfielder then under contract with FC Barcelona. The reality on the ground was more than disappointing for two seasons, despite an Italian Super Cup and an Italian Cup won with Juventus.

In September 2022, the player with 22 selections with Brazil, is loaned to Liverpool against 4.5M. With the Reds, Arthur only plays one Champions League meeting, weighed down, it is true, by an operation on his right leg. He never really recovered.

For 2023-2024, Arthur will again be subject to a paying loan. This time, Juventus are sending him to Serie A opponents Fiorentina, La Viola said on Saturday.

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