Juventus could replace Alvaro Morata with Sporting CP’s Islam Slimani if the Portuguese Press are to be believed.
Slimani has shot to prominence after scoring 31 goals for Sporting, who finished the season second in the Portuguese top flight, and A Bola claims his exploits have not gone unnoticed in Turin.
Consequently, as doubts grow over Morata’s future, the Spaniard having admitted his “desire” to return to Real Madrid on Monday, the Bianconeri may look to the Algerian as a replacement.
Juventus could replace Alvaro Morata with Sporting CP’s Islam Slimani if the Portuguese Press are to be believed.
Slimani has shot to prominence after scoring 31 goals for Sporting, who finished the season second in the Portuguese top flight, and A Bola claims his exploits have not gone unnoticed in Turin.
Consequently, as doubts grow over Morata’s future, the Spaniard having admitted his “desire” to return to Real Madrid on Monday, the Bianconeri may look to the Algerian as a replacement.
However, Juve reportedly face competition for the likes of Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Atletico Madrid and Premier League champions Leicester City for the 28-year-old, who would set the quintet back around €15m.