Gonzalo Higuain’s agent – also his brother – will hold talks with Juventus regarding the player’s future in the coming hours.
Today is the Argentine forward’s first day back with the Bianconeri since his involvement at the World Cup in Russia, with the 30-year-old’s future at the club in serious doubt.
He reported back for pre-season training this morning, along with the likes of Juan Cuadrado, Douglas Costa and new signing Cristiano Ronaldo.
Gonzalo Higuain’s agent – also his brother – will hold talks with Juventus regarding the player’s future in the coming hours.
Today is the Argentine forward’s first day back with the Bianconeri since his involvement at the World Cup in Russia, with the 30-year-old’s future at the club in serious doubt.
He reported back for pre-season training this morning, along with the likes of Juan Cuadrado, Douglas Costa and new signing Cristiano Ronaldo.
Ronaldo’s arrival from Real Madrid appears to have signalled the end of Higuain’s two-year stay in Turin, with a move to one of Chelsea or Milan the most likely outcome ahead of the new season.
And Sky reports that Nicolas Higuain, who has joined his brother back in Italy, will hold showdown talks with Juve this afternoon.
It is expected that the Serie A champions will confirm their intention to allow the former Napoli striker to leave the club, provided they can attract of around €60m for his services.
New Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri is keen for a reunion with Higuain, who he worked with while the duo were at San Paolo.
There is also interest from the Rossoneri, but any agreement is likely to depend on a string of other negotiations taking place between Juve, the Blues and the San Siro club.
As well as Higuain, both Chelsea and Milan are interested in signing Old Lady defender Mattia Caldara, while Milan captain Leonardo Bonucci wants to re-join Juve a year after leaving.