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Riccardo Calafiori’s future at Arsenal is becoming increasingly uncertain, despite his contract running until 2029.

According to reports cited by TuttoJuve, the possibility of a summer departure is growing, as both the player and the club reassess their plans ahead of the next transfer window.

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Reduced Role Raises Questions

The 2003-born Italian defender has made 29 appearances this season under Mikel Arteta. However, in recent weeks, his role has diminished significantly.

The Arsenal manager has increasingly favored Piero Hincapié, pushing Calafiori further down the pecking order. For a young player still developing, consistent playing time is crucial.

Calafiori is believed to be evaluating his options carefully, with the aim of regaining a more central role in a team’s tactical setup. While his versatility and technical qualities remain appreciated in London, limited opportunities could accelerate his decision to seek a new challenge.

Italian Return on the Horizon?

Arsenal, for their part, are not ruling out a potential sale. The club could consider cashing in on the defender if a suitable offer arrives, especially if it helps generate funds for reinforcements in other areas of the squad.

This pragmatic approach reflects a broader transfer strategy focused on squad optimization and financial balance. Interest in Calafiori is already building in Italy.

Both Inter Milan and Juventus are reportedly monitoring his situation closely, ready to act if the opportunity arises. A return to Serie A could offer the defender the platform he needs to reestablish himself as a key figure.

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Sources suggest that Calafiori himself would be open to returning to Italy in the near future, making a summer transfer a realistic scenario.

As the situation continues to evolve, the upcoming transfer window could prove decisive marking a turning point in his career.

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