There is still no agreement for Szczesny’s move to Arabia: Monza is trying to insert the Polish goalkeeper who is leaving Juve
The Juventus has been blocked for a long time By Gregory and waits for the transfer of Wojciech Szczesny to Saudi Arabia to announce the goalkeeper of the Monza. A changing of the guard between the posts that also had the blessing of the new coach Thiago Motta and which will see the confirmation of Perin instead, more than just a twelfth behind the owner.
However, the situation between Szczesny andAl-Nasr is slow to unlock, so in the meantime new solutions could open up for the future of the Polish international, shown the door by Juve after the failure to renew with the spreading of the onerous salary.
Szczesny would prefer to stay in Europe without ruling out a stay in Serie A and through intermediaries Monza recently asked for information as collected by Calciomercato.it. The Brianza partnership of the new coach In this we wanted to find out about the situation of the former Roma and Arsenal player, even if at the moment it represents more of a dream than a real possibility.
Juventus Transfer Market, Szczesny to Monza: There’s an (Almost) Insurmountable Obstacle
The almost insurmountable problem for the red and white CEO Adriano Galliani It’s the ‘monster’ salary that Szczesny currently receives 6.5 million euros per season, almost 13 gross. Then Juventus does not open to lending and to the payment of a large part of the emoluments, simply because the 34-year-old Polish player’s contract expires in a year and the Continassa management wants to get rid of an important salary in the budget at the same time.
Under these conditions, the path to Monza is impracticable, unless Szczesny takes a decisive step back and meets the needs of the Brianza club. Also blocked, at Juve’s house, is the path to Very: Giuntoli and Thiago Motta are banking on the Latina goalkeeper, formerly of Genoa, in the partnership with Di Gregorio, who at the same time can renew with the Bianconeri beyond 2025. The plans of the ‘Old Lady’ do not change and in the next few days they will continue to work to find a definitive agreement with Al-Nassr for Szczesny.
Born in Palermo in 1986, he moved first to Rome and then to Milan to study and cultivate his passion for journalism. He joined the Calciomercato.it family in 2006, combining study and work, and in 2015 he obtained a master’s degree in Information and Publishing Sciences at the University of Rome Tor Vergata. A freelance journalist since 2015, he currently boasts more than 10,000 signed articles. Since 2018 he has become the correspondent for Juventus and Inter, and since 2021 Monza has also been added. On the front line during the events and negotiations of the transfer market between Milan and the surrounding areas, in recent years he has also become a correspondent for TvPlay.it on the twitch platform. Occasional guest and commentator on local radio and broadcasters
