Juventus will send emissaries to London for talks, as they hope to make Juan Cuadrado’s loan from Chelsea permanent.
The Colombian only spent six months at Stamford Bridge and struggled to adapt to the Premier League, visibly lacking confidence.
He has rediscovered both his scoring touch and self-belief in Turin during his loan spell this season.
According to Tuttosport, Juve will send representatives to London next week for negotiations with Chelsea, as they aim to make the move permanent.
Juventus will send emissaries to London for talks, as they hope to make Juan Cuadrado’s loan from Chelsea permanent.
The Colombian only spent six months at Stamford Bridge and struggled to adapt to the Premier League, visibly lacking confidence.
He has rediscovered both his scoring touch and self-belief in Turin during his loan spell this season.
According to Tuttosport, Juve will send representatives to London next week for negotiations with Chelsea, as they aim to make the move permanent.
While that would’ve been simple enough a few weeks ago, the situation is complicated by the imminent arrival of Antonio Conte on the Chelsea bench.
Conte is an admirer of Cuadrado and would like him to be recalled to base next season.
Tuttosport claim Juventus hope Cuadrado’s opinion will be decisive in the matter.