According to De Telegraaf, Juventus have agreed a €75m transfer fee with Ajax for Matthijs de Ligt and it’ll be finalised over the next few days.
The paperwork is already being written up and the final details pored over by lawyers representing both clubs and agent Mino Raiola.
It was already reported this afternoon by De Telegraaf that a deal had been struck between Juve and Ajax, but the same Dutch paper now updates the story with a transfer fee of €75m.
According to De Telegraaf, Juventus have agreed a €75m transfer fee with Ajax for Matthijs de Ligt and it’ll be finalised over the next few days.
The paperwork is already being written up and the final details pored over by lawyers representing both clubs and agent Mino Raiola.
It was already reported this afternoon by De Telegraaf that a deal had been struck between Juve and Ajax, but the same Dutch paper now updates the story with a transfer fee of €75m.
There are also suggestions from Italian sites that De Ligt has already chosen the Number 4 Bianconeri jersey.
The centre-back turns 20 next month and had already agreed personal terms some weeks ago, rejecting proposals from PSG, Manchester United and Barcelona.
La Gazzetta dello Sport and Tuttomercatoweb have it as a five-year contract worth €12m per season plus bonuses, but crucially also an ever-changing release clause.
It'll go from €150m in 2020, adding another €10m every year until its conclusion.
It's predicted the formal announcement might not be until Monday, as Sky Sport Italia note the last details are being worked on.
There are multiple reports De Ligt is already in Monte Carlo with Raiola awaiting the all-clear to make the short journey to Turin, as he was given permission to skip Ajax training.