The 25-year-old Juventus star caught the eye of Manchester City back in January, with Pep Guardiola's side heavily linked to a move that ultimately proved too tricky to pull off mid-season.

Italian outlet Tutto Mercato Web has reported that City have not given up, and now Liverpool and Arsenal have joined the chase, setting the stage for a blockbuster transfer tussle in the summer window.

Juventus are expected to demand a hefty fee for Cambiaso, whose contract runs until 2029. The Italian international has earned rave reviews for his ability to shine at both right-back and left-back, a rare and valuable trait at the elite level. Guardiola "doesn't want to give up" on him, according to sources close to the club, and it's easy to see why.

This season, Cambiaso racked up 35 appearances and nearly 2,500 minutes under former boss Thiago Motta, while also starting five of Italy's six UEFA Nations League matches in 2024.

For Liverpool, the stakes are high. With Trent Alexander-Arnold widely tipped to join Real Madrid on a free transfer this summer, the Reds are scrambling for a worthy replacement.

Cambiaso's knack for playing on either flank could be a dream fit for Arne Slot, especially with Andy Robertson showing signs of wear and backup Kostas Tsimikas failing to fully convince. Youngster Conor Bradley has promise, but Cambiaso's experience could steady the ship. "Replacing Trent's 87 assists and 22 goals is a tall order," one pundit said, "but Cambiaso brings a different kind of quality."

Manchester City, meanwhile, are in rebuild mode. Guardiola splashed out on four signings in January, including two centre-backs, but John Stones' ongoing injury woes and Kyle Walker's likely departure have left gaps.

Cambiaso's arrival could free up Nathan Ake, Manuel Akanji, and Josko Gvardiol to play centrally rather than being stretched wide, a tweak that could turn around a rocky campaign for the Citizens.

Arsenal's interest raises eyebrows, given their rock-solid defence in recent years. Mikel Arteta's crew already have Oleksandr Zinchenko, Riccardo Calafiori, Miles Lewis-Skelley, and Jurrien Timber capable of filling wide roles.

But Zinchenko, with just 560 minutes this season and only a year left on his deal, could be on his way out, opening the door for a move. Still, the Gunners might prioritise firepower up top, Newcastle's Alexander Isak remains a hot target, over another defensive addition.

A recent X update from Juventus insider @JuveFC added fuel to the fire: "Cambiaso's camp aware of growing PL interest. No talks yet, but summer exit not ruled out if the price is right."

For now, the Premier League trio are circling, and football fans are buzzing over where this dynamic defender might land.

Report: Premier League giants in race for Juventus defender Andrea Cambiaso