Reports are resuming again that Juventus will try to negotiate an early contract termination by mutual consent for Sami Khedira.
The rumour has been circulating for over a year, but the German always convinced coaches Max Allegri and then Maurizio Sarri to stand by him.
Another huge injury ruled him out for the rest of the season and he managed just 18 competitive appearances this term.
According to Calciomercato.com, Juve directors are again eager to get Khedira’s €6m salary off their books, even if it means giving up on a transfer fee.
Reports are resuming again that Juventus will try to negotiate an early contract termination by mutual consent for Sami Khedira.
The rumour has been circulating for over a year, but the German always convinced coaches Max Allegri and then Maurizio Sarri to stand by him.
Another huge injury ruled him out for the rest of the season and he managed just 18 competitive appearances this term.
According to Calciomercato.com, Juve directors are again eager to get Khedira’s €6m salary off their books, even if it means giving up on a transfer fee.
He is under contract until June 2021, with an option to extend for a further year after that.
It would therefore make economic sense for Juventus to negotiate a termination by mutual consent and let the 33-year-old find himself a new club as a free agent.