The club has been clear that it will only release the strong attacker upon full payment of the release clause
These are especially the days of Juventus on the market. Over the last week, the Juventus club has certainly been among the most active in the Italian championship and has moved forward on multiple fronts. The first, as we reported on Calciomercato.it, concerns Douglas Luiz arriving fromAston Villa. An operation that the management managed to unblock after an initial slowdown thanks to the inclusion of Barrenechea in the negotiation in place of McKennie.
The American midfielder, at best, almost risked blowing up the operation due to the high financial demands. Waiting for Douglas Luiz and news regarding the renewal of Adrien’s contract expiring in a few days Rabiotanother very strong Juventus target in midfield is Khephren Thuram of the Nice. Marcus’ younger brother, the Frenchman can also get favorable terms for the Bianconeri due to his contract expiring in just one season.
Without forgetting another profile that Cristiano loves like crazy Giuntoli that a Thiago Motta like Teun Koopmeiners, in the meantime there are rumors from Spain about a target for the attack which could heat up. The name associated with the Bianconeri is that of Mikel Oyarzabalvery strong center forward of the Real Sociedad. Born in 1997, the Spaniard is currently involved with Luis’ national team de la Fuente at the European Championships in Germany 2024. A suggestive name that could add a lot of imagination to a department that didn’t particularly shine last year.
Juventus transfer market, 75 million requested for Oyarzabal’s clause
As reported by ‘El Nacional’, however, there are two obstacles that risk being able to put a spanner in the wheels of Juventus in an attempt to negotiate the purchase of Mikel Oyarzabal.
The first concerns the position of the Real Sociedad who has no intention of selling their offensive leader. The only way to overcome the Spanish wall, therefore, is through the payment of the 75 million euro release clause included in his contract. The second problem refers instead to the will of Oyarzabal himself who does not seem to want to push to leave the Basque team to which he is very attached.
