Mattia De Sciglio is ready to sign a new three-year contract with Juventus, although he’s had to half his wages to stay in Turin.
The 29-year-old Italian full back is a protégé of coach Massimiliano Allegri, who welcomed him back into the Bianconeri squads after his year away on loan with Olympique Lyon. He made 20 Serie A appearances this campaign, filling in as both a left and right back when needed.
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, De Sciglio’s new contract will see his wages drop from €3m net per season to €1.5m net per year, a sign of his desire to stay in Turin with Juventus.
The Italian full back joined the Old Lady back in July 2017 from Milan in a deal worth around €12m. He’s made 91 appearances for the club, being a part of the team that won three Scudetti, three Supercoppa Italiana and one Coppa Italia.
Tutto pronto per il rinnovo di De Sciglio: cifre e dettagli dell'accordo con la Juve – https://t.co/J98QgAHcBH pic.twitter.com/NuS9ND7Ek9
— SpazioJ (@Spazio_J) June 1, 2022
So he prefers to stay on the bench rather than starting somewhere! What a great character to have at the club
I remember someone saying that he’s Allegri’s little spy.
That would actually explain a lot.
I MISS JUVENTUS IN SERIE B, should have been relegated to Serie C 🤡:
Keep up the lame posts while you can, you’ll be silent this fall when Juve takes back the throne.
#AllegriChampion #JuveEra9Years#InterEra9Months