Juventus take Carlos Alcaraz off Southampton’s hands

The 21-year-old Argentinian has scored four goals in 26 appearances for Saints this season.

Pa Sport Staff
Wednesday 31 January 2024 15:16 EST
Carlos Alcaraz is heading to Italy (Ben Whitley/PA)
Carlos Alcaraz is heading to Italy (Ben Whitley/PA) (PA Wire)

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Juventus have signed Southampton midfielder Carlos Alcaraz on loan for the rest of the season with an option to buy.

The 21-year-old Argentinian has scored four goals in 26 appearances for Saints this season, with Russell Martin’s side third in the Championship as they seek an immediate return to the Premier League.

Southampton director of football Jason Wilcox told the club website: “Allowing Charly to leave on loan was a decision that we have been deliberating on for some time.

“Considering the midfield options we have available to us right now, and Charly’s lack of game time, we wanted to allow him this chance to gain some valuable experience in one of the top leagues in Europe.

“Juventus are a huge club and we are convinced that this move will allow Charly the opportunity to flourish and then come back and be a success at Southampton.”

Massimiliano Allegri’s side sit second in Serie A, one point behind leaders Inter having played a game more.

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