Reports in Spain claim Juan Cuadrado has been offered to Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.
The winger is on loan at Juventus, but without a redemption clause, so the Bianconeri would have to negotiate with Chelsea for a permanent transfer.
The English side want to recoup as much of the €30m they paid for the Colombian international as possible, but CalcioNews24 reports that the Turin giants are not entirely convinced by Cuadrado, so don’t want to spend big money to get him.
Reports in Spain claim Juan Cuadrado has been offered to Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.
The winger is on loan at Juventus, but without a redemption clause, so the Bianconeri would have to negotiate with Chelsea for a permanent transfer.
The English side want to recoup as much of the €30m they paid for the Colombian international as possible, but CalcioNews24 reports that the Turin giants are not entirely convinced by Cuadrado, so don’t want to spend big money to get him.
According to Don Balon, the player’s agent Alessandro Lucci has offered his client to Barcelona and Atletico Madrid in the event Juve don’t sign Cuadrado outright.
Atleti are believed to be the more likely option, as Barça signed Aleix Vidal in the summer, so are well-covered at right wing.