Juventus and Bayern Munich have agreed a deal for defender Matthijs de Ligt to join the Bundesliga champions, according to reports in Italy, worth €70m plus €10m in bonuses.
The Netherlands international has agreed terms with Bavarians, earlier reports in Italy on Saturday had suggested.
And Goal now claim the two clubs have also reached an agreement, which means the transfer can no go through.
De Ligt joined Juve in 2019 following his role in helping Ajax reach an improbable Champions League semi-final – a run which also included victory over the Bianconeri in the last eight.
At the time, he had been a reported target for Bayern, as well as some of the leading Premier League teams, but opted for a move to Juve.
In Turin, he was won a Serie A title, Coppa Italia and Supercoppa in his three seasons with the club – only once finishing a campaign trophyless.
But suffered frustration in the Champions League with last-16 eliminations at the hands of Lyon, FC Porto and Villarreal.