Juventus could reportedly use Alvaro Morata’s buy-back clause as part of an offer for Real Madrid’s Isco.
The Bianconeri have been linked with the attacking midfielder since last summer as Coach Massimiliano Allegri looks for a trequartista.
Corriere dello Sport reports today that Madrid intend to activate the €30m buy-back clause for Morata, in order to then sell him on to Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur or Manchester United.
However, the newspaper believes that Juve could use this deal to help them in a bid for Spain international Isco.
Juventus could reportedly use Alvaro Morata’s buy-back clause as part of an offer for Real Madrid’s Isco.
The Bianconeri have been linked with the attacking midfielder since last summer as Coach Massimiliano Allegri looks for a trequartista.
Corriere dello Sport reports today that Madrid intend to activate the €30m buy-back clause for Morata, in order to then sell him on to Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur or Manchester United.
However, the newspaper believes that Juve could use this deal to help them in a bid for Spain international Isco.
Demand is high for the 23-year-old and the Merengues reportedly want €40m for him, but the outlet believes Juve will suggest a swap deal to lower the costs of bringing in the playmaker.
Isco has two goals and seven assists in his 26 La Liga appearances this season, and is a 14-time Spain international.