He accepts the exchange for Chiesa, the Italian is also among the players who could leave Turin in the next summer transfer market.
In the days in which the German European Championship takes center stage, and consequently also Luciano Spalletti’s Italy, at Juventus nothing is done but talk about Federico Church. The stay in Turin of the player who grew up with Fiorentina is absolutely not a given.
The son of art has declared publicly several times that his goal is to remain at Juventus: “I want to bring this club back to where it deserves”, he said immediately after the Italian Cup victory on the night at the Olimpico. Between saying and doing, however, there is a lot of water involved. Her contract will expire next summer but the Lady does not want to run the risk of losing it to zero: if an agreement is not reached with her agent Fali Ramadani then the hypothesis of a transfer in the transfer market that is about to open its doors becomes increasingly concrete . Chiesa today receives 5 million and Juventus, with a view to reducing the amount of wages, does not seem willing to increase the figure. A choice that is perhaps at the basis of the friction – fortunately still minimal – between the managers and his agent.
Accepts the exchange for Chiesa, Collovati: “I wouldn’t do it on par with Di Lorenzo”
It’s nothing new that Church is very popular with people Naples and his new coach Antonio Conte. In Italy, together with Roma, it is the Neapolitans who have put the player in their sights if the negotiation for the renewal does not take off.
There was also talk of a possible exchange, on equal terms, with Giovanni Di Lorenzo, who would like to leave Naples where he feels he has now given everything. An operation which, however, does not convince former footballer and sports commentator Fulvio Collovati. “An attacker, and I say this as a former defender, is worth more than a defender – he told Radio Fuori Campo – Unfortunately this is the case, even if victories always start from the defense, from the guarantee of the defensive department. The attackers are worth more, there’s no denying it. With compensation, of course I would. Federico, in the 4 years he spent at Juventus, what did he do to be able to ask for a higher salary? I put myself in the shoes of a Juventus manager: in these 4 years, what has he done?.
