Reports say Juventus could reignite interest in Real Madrid playmaker Isco, but must fight off competition from Manchester City.
The Bianconeri were linked with the Spaniard during the summer but a move never materialised, and now he has again been linked with a move to Turin.
Corriere dello Sport writes today that a rift between the 23-year-old and Coach Rafa Benitez has given Juve hope.
Reports say Juventus could reignite interest in Real Madrid playmaker Isco, but must fight off competition from Manchester City.
The Bianconeri were linked with the Spaniard during the summer but a move never materialised, and now he has again been linked with a move to Turin.
Corriere dello Sport writes today that a rift between the 23-year-old and Coach Rafa Benitez has given Juve hope.
The newspaper believes that Isco isn’t happy with his reduced playing time recently, as he has barely featured in the last four matches since being sent off against Barcelona.
The report points to Euro 2016 as another reason why a transfer as soon as this month could be possible, as the attacking midfielder will need regular game time to be selected in the Spain squad.
However, any transfer would require a significant bid, with the player valued at €35-40m and Manchester City already providing competition with a reported €34m bid.