Juventus director general Giuseppe Marotta has reportedly arrived in Germany to complete the sale of Arturo Vidal to Bayern Munich.
The clubs are believed to have agreed on a €36m deal for the Chilean midfielder, with another €4m to be paid in bonuses by the Bavarian club.
Gazzetta dello Sport is reporting that a deal is nearing completion, as Marotta has arrived in Munich to put the final touches to the deal.
Juventus director general Giuseppe Marotta has reportedly arrived in Germany to complete the sale of Arturo Vidal to Bayern Munich.
The clubs are believed to have agreed on a €36m deal for the Chilean midfielder, with another €4m to be paid in bonuses by the Bavarian club.
Gazzetta dello Sport is reporting that a deal is nearing completion, as Marotta has arrived in Munich to put the final touches to the deal.
It’s reported Vidal has already agreed terms on a contract worth €6.5m per season, and seems set to return to the Bundesliga, having left Bayer Leverkusen to join the Bianconeri.
La Stampa points out the Old Lady have made a huge profit on the midfielder, having paid €10m for the player in 2011.