SASSUOLO. He is increasingly the market man at home Sassuolo Tarik Muharemovic who, match after match with convincing performances, attracted the attention not only of the most prestigious Italian clubs but also of the best championship in the world: the Premier League.
The three English clubs
The teams interested in the Bosnian central defender seem to multiply after each of his matches and, in view of the summer transfer market, an auction is expected to grab his card. Recently added to the list were theAston Villathe revelation of this Premier League, and the Bournemouththe team of former Roman player Tiago Pinto who always keeps a watchful eye on Serie A. Fueling Bournemouth’s desire to try to come forward for Muharemovic there is also certainly the beautiful memory left by another defender who grew up in Juventus Next Gen: Dan Huijsen, bought by Juventus for 20 million and sold the following year to Real Madrid for more than 60. Last Sunday at the Dall’Ara stadium in Bologna they were then present emissaries of Manchester Unitedwho came to Italy with the specific purpose of viewing the 2003-born centre-back who, due to his characteristics, seems suitable to play the role of modern defender which is so attractive to Premier League clubs. In fact, what steals the eye, in all likelihood, is his personality, not to be taken for granted for a player of his age, which, combined with his foot and his physicality, make him the perfect prototype of a central defender for the dynamic and unscrupulous football that characterizes the English championship. Muharemovic’s performance, enhanced by the second goal of his championship which makes him even more attractive on the transfer market, was certainly positive and Manchester observers were unlikely to be disappointed.
Juventus e Inter
However, two Italian teams remain in pole position for the Bosnian: the Juventus and theInter. The former will certainly need to fill out a department in the summer, the defensive one, which is numerically poor and has a large technical gap right at the left-footed central position, as well as being able to enjoy a huge discount on the Bosnian’s price tag, due to the percentage on the resale, equal to 50% on his price tag which he will have to give to Juventus. However, the team that seems to be pressing him the most is Inter and the Bianconeri seem to have in mind being able to exploit the percentage on the resale to lower the price of Frattesivalued at 30 million, and use Muharemovic as a bargaining chip. The feasibility of the deal must be assessed as early as January, even if postponing the sale to June could fuel an auction.
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