The Colombia international has managed to bounce back from a tough stint at Chelsea to rebuild his career at the Allianz Stadium.
And Transfer Market Web suggest Arsene Wenger is keen to entice him into having another crack at English football.
The Italian outlet claim Arsenal are targeting Cuadrado once again ahead of the January transfer window.
They say the Gunners wanted the 29-year-old wideman to return to the Premier League last summer.
But he apparently snubbed their offer in order to stick with Juventus, where’s spent the past two seasons.
Arsenal’s decision to go after Cuadrado comes amid fears they could lose two key men next year.
Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil have entered the final 12 months of their current Emirates contracts.
And they may have to be sold in January so Arsenal can avoid losing them on free transfers next summer.
Cuadrado, meanwhile, first made the move to Europe with Italian top flight side Udinese back in 2009.
And he’s since plied his trade with Lecce, Fiorentina and Juventus in Serie A.
Cuadrado has made three appearances for Massimiliano Allegri’s side this term, scoring once.
