Juventus are reportedly on the verge of a deal for Joao Cancelo, with Valencia accepting a loan with obligation to buy.
The full-back spent this season on loan with Inter, but with their Financial Fair Play deadline looming the Nerazzurri couldn’t afford the €35m option.
That alerted the Bianconeri to his situation, and the player made it clear he preferred to move to Turin rather than Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Now Sportmediaset is reporting that a deal has been agreed between the two clubs, on the basis of a loan with obligation to buy.
Juventus are reportedly on the verge of a deal for Joao Cancelo, with Valencia accepting a loan with obligation to buy.
The full-back spent this season on loan with Inter, but with their Financial Fair Play deadline looming the Nerazzurri couldn’t afford the €35m option.
That alerted the Bianconeri to his situation, and the player made it clear he preferred to move to Turin rather than Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Now Sportmediaset is reporting that a deal has been agreed between the two clubs, on the basis of a loan with obligation to buy.
The total cost of the transfer will be around €38m, which will be split between the cost of the loan and the transfer fee next summer.
The Old Lady must now define the details of Cancelo’s contract, but that is not expected to present any major problems.