Former Liverpool flop ‘is focused by Cesc Fabregas’s Como’ as Serie A minnows ‘open talks’ to signal the star – simply days after ex-Arsenal star agreed to change into their new supervisor

Serie A brand new boys Como are reportedly focusing on a transfer for a forgotten former Liverpool participant. 

Como, who will finish a 21-year absence from Serie A this season, are in talks with Juventus to select up the star.

It comes simply days after the Serie A minnows promoted Cesc Fabregas to go coach from his assistant position, handing him his first high job. The Spaniard has signed a four-year contract and can also be an element proprietor. 

Como have already reportedly agreed a take care of Raphael Varane, who left United upon his contract expiry earlier this summer time, although that’s but to be confirmed.

And now they’re searching for so as to add 27-year-old midfielder Arthur Melo to their ranks in a bid to remain afloat in Serie A, in line with Fabrizio Romano. 

Talks are happening between the golf equipment however a number of sides have an interest within the star.  

Melo was on mortgage at Liverpool throughout the 2022-23 marketing campaign however solely managed 13 minutes and one look in half a season resulting from damage. 

The 22-time Brazil worldwide had been signed to assist alleviate Liverpool’s damage issues however a calf concern meant he needed to watch from the sidelines. 

He has been on the books at Juventus since 2020 and final season loved a fruitful spell on mortgage at Fiorentina, serving to them to achieve a second consecutive Europa Convention League remaining. 

Melo managed 48 video games for La Viola however will not be a part of Thiago Motta’s plans on his return to Juventus.

It has been a turbulent summer time for Como after they grew to become embroiled in a racism scandal with Wolves following their pre-season pleasant.

Como admitted that certainly one of their gamers had known as Wolves star Hwang Hee-chan ‘Jackie Chan’ however appeared to recommend Wolves had hooked up undue significance to the alleged incident.

Wolves have been liaising with the FA and they’ll proceed to press the Italian FA and UEFA on the matter.

A number of stars intervened after the incident and Daniel Podence was even proven a straight purple card for punching an opponent.

‘Our membership doesn’t tolerate racism and condemns all types of it within the strongest doable manner,’ stated Mirwan Suwarso, a consultant of Como’s house owners.

‘We spoke to the defender in query to grasp what was stated. He has advised us the remark he made, to his co-defender, was “ignore him, he thinks he is Jackie Chan”.

‘Having spoken to our participant at size, we’re assured this was in reference to the participant’s identify, and to the fixed references of ‘Channy’ made by his personal team-mates on the pitch.

‘So far as our membership is worried our participant didn’t say something in a derogatory method. We’re disillusioned that the response of sure Wolves gamers has seen the incident blown out of proportion.’