Juventus are working on a plan to tempt Cesena into letting go of the highly-rated Ezequiel Schelotto in January.
According to reports in the peninsula this evening, Juve are keen on re-igniting their interest in the Italian Under-21 international.
Although Serie B side Atalanta are the club that actually own the player, Cesena have him on a loan deal until the end of the season.
Juve director general Beppe Marotta likes Schelotto's versatility seeing as he can play as a right-back, where Juve are struggling, or as a right-winger.
Juventus are working on a plan to tempt Cesena into letting go of the highly-rated Ezequiel Schelotto in January.
According to reports in the peninsula this evening, Juve are keen on re-igniting their interest in the Italian Under-21 international.
Although Serie B side Atalanta are the club that actually own the player, Cesena have him on a loan deal until the end of the season.
Juve director general Beppe Marotta likes Schelotto's versatility seeing as he can play as a right-back, where Juve are struggling, or as a right-winger.
Marotta, who has stated that funds are limited, will contact the relegation-threatened side with a player swap offer.
It's being suggested that the former Sampdoria official will ask for Schelotto, on loan, in return for the six-month loan of Davide Lanzafame.
The latter, an attacking player, has rarely featured for the Old Lady since returning to base at the start of the season.