Juventus will reportedly target Lazio’s Antonio Candreva this summer, to replace Juan Cuadrado.
The Italian international spent the second half of the 2009-10 season on loan with the Bianconeri, but they opted not to make the move permanent.
According to Sky, the lack of a redemption clause in Juan Cuadrado’s loan deal makes it all-but impossible to sign him outright from Chelsea this summer.
Juventus will reportedly target Lazio’s Antonio Candreva this summer, to replace Juan Cuadrado.
The Italian international spent the second half of the 2009-10 season on loan with the Bianconeri, but they opted not to make the move permanent.
According to Sky, the lack of a redemption clause in Juan Cuadrado’s loan deal makes it all-but impossible to sign him outright from Chelsea this summer.
Antonio Conte is expected to take over at Stamford Bridge this summer, and is a long-term admirer of the Colombian winger, making it unlikely the English club will sell.
The news outlet therefore reports that Candreva is a target for the Turin giants, though they could face competition from Milan and Inter.