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Arsenal midfielder Jorginho may leave the club during the January transfer window due to limited playing time, according to recent reports. The 33-year-old, who transferred to Arsenal from Chelsea in a £12 million deal halfway through the 2022/23 season, is approaching the end of his contract and appears unlikely to receive a renewal.

The Italian international, who has earned 57 caps, has faced difficulties securing regular playing time under Mikel Arteta this season, starting only nine games in all competitions. Frustrated with his reduced role, Jorginho is now contemplating a departure from the Emirates. ESPN reports that his agent has spoken with Arsenal, and the player has been offered to Palmeiras, a Brazilian club, as a potential destination.

Although born in Brazil, Jorginho represents Italy at the international level and is also open to a move to another Brazilian club, Flamengo, during this winter transfer window.

Arsenal may consider selling the midfielder in January to prevent him from leaving for free in the summer and to use the proceeds to strengthen the squad for the crucial second half of the season.

The Gunners are still in the race for the Premier League title, although they trail leaders Liverpool by six points. However, they have faced difficulties recently, particularly in creating chances and generating attacking spark. These challenges have been compounded by the long-term injury to star winger Bukayo Saka, leaving Arsenal in need of reinforcements.

Manager Mikel Arteta has been questioned about potential January acquisitions to address the team’s creative deficiencies. While Arteta has acknowledged the squad’s limitations, he has been cautious in revealing any specific plans.

In recent interviews, Arteta admitted the difficulties of making significant additions during the January window.

“We are very aware because we have certain squad limitations and a lot of gaps to cover to become the team that we want,” Arteta explained. “The availability of those players and the ability to afford them are also factors.

Sometimes that makes it impossible. Bringing in bodies doesn’t help at all—it has to be someone who can immediately improve performance and bring something we don’t have. In this market, that’s very difficult to achieve.”

As the January window continues, Jorginho’s future remains uncertain. While Palmeiras and Flamengo are potential suitors, Arsenal will carefully consider their options, weighing the player’s value against the team’s immediate needs in their pursuit of the Premier League title.