New details are emerging over the Kingsley Coman deal, as Bayern Munich could pay Juventus up to €28m.
Today Coach Max Allegri confirmed the 19-year-old striker will be leaving Turin for Germany.
The exact nature of the move remains sketchy, but La Gazzetta dello Sport and Sky Sport Italia have reached the same conclusion.
They maintain it will be a two-year loan at a cost of €7m to €8m.
New details are emerging over the Kingsley Coman deal, as Bayern Munich could pay Juventus up to €28m.
Today Coach Max Allegri confirmed the 19-year-old striker will be leaving Turin for Germany.
The exact nature of the move remains sketchy, but La Gazzetta dello Sport and Sky Sport Italia have reached the same conclusion.
They maintain it will be a two-year loan at a cost of €7m to €8m.
In 2017, Bayern Munich will have the option to buy Coman for a further €20m.
Initially there will be a €5m payment, then another €2m in 2016.
This is not entirely dissimilar to the deal Juventus struck with Real Madrid for Alvaro Morata.
It means the Bianconeri could still bring Coman back in future.
They snapped him up at the age of 18 as a free agent last year, when his contract with Paris Saint-Germain had expired.