The 26-year-old has posted three goals and four assists in 44 competitive appearances this season, maintaining his stock despite an inconsistent campaign. Juventus are understood to value him at around €35–50million, depending on the buyer.
TuttoJuve journalist Mirko Di Natale reports that interest in Cambiaso has intensified in recent weeks. Tottenham and Liverpool have made formal enquiries, with a fee in the region of €35million considered likely to be sufficient for either Premier League club.
Manchester City attempted to sign Cambiaso in January 2025 but could not agree a fee with Juventus and moved to other targets. Barcelona have since been confirmed as admirers, though no formal contact has been made between the clubs.
Cambiaso joined Juventus from Genoa in 2022, spent a successful loan spell at Bologna, then returned to become a regular starter under a succession of managers. He is contracted to the Bianconeri until June 2029.
The Italy international has earned 19 senior caps, scoring three goals, and has shown the ability to operate on either flank and drift into central areas — a versatility that makes him attractive across several tactical systems.
Juventus are simultaneously scouting potential replacements, with names from within Serie A already under consideration should a sale be agreed.
Cambiaso is the kind of player clubs rarely let go willingly. The question is whether Juventus's financial reality this summer gives them a choice.