Juventus will reportedly turn to Marseille’s Michy Batshuayi to replace Alvaro Morata.
The Bianconeri’s general manager, Giuseppe Marotta, confirmed earlier today that Real Madrid will activate their buyback clause for the Spanish striker.
The Old Lady will receive €30m for the forward, but they must now look for a replacement, and Sportmediaset reports that Batshuayi is the top target.
Juventus will reportedly turn to Marseille’s Michy Batshuayi to replace Alvaro Morata.
The Bianconeri’s general manager, Giuseppe Marotta, confirmed earlier today that Real Madrid will activate their buyback clause for the Spanish striker.
The Old Lady will receive €30m for the forward, but they must now look for a replacement, and Sportmediaset reports that Batshuayi is the top target.
Last season in Ligue 1, the Belgian striker scored 17 goals and provided nine assists in a struggling OM side, as well as scoring four times in seven Europa League games.
It’s thought the French side are asking €40m for Batshuayi, but Juve could look to lower that price by offering players in exchange.
One potential option could be Mauricio Isla, who spent last season on loan with Marseille.