Reports indicate that Galatasaray's Wesley Sneijder would be open to a move to Juventus, whilst Max Allegri sees the Dutchman as ‘feasible’.
The Bianconeri are increasingly reported as looking for a trequartista to galvanise their attack, and while the most insistent rumours see them vying for Bayern Munich's Xherdan Shaqiri, the former Inter man is emerging as a plausible alternative.
Reports indicate that Galatasaray's Wesley Sneijder would be open to a move to Juventus, whilst Max Allegri sees the Dutchman as ‘feasible’.
The Bianconeri are increasingly reported as looking for a trequartista to galvanise their attack, and while the most insistent rumours see them vying for Bayern Munich's Xherdan Shaqiri, the former Inter man is emerging as a plausible alternative.
According to Tuttosport, the Turin club have already contacted the player and have been given a favourable response to his possibility of joining the team in the winter.
The player's desires, however, are contingent on the unstable financial situation of the Turkish club.
The World Cup finalist is a possibility that Coach Allegri has admitted would be welcome, as he considered during his interview today with La Stampa.
“Sneijder is a feasible luxury,” said the Coach. “We're missing someone like that.”