Lindelof and Savić on Juventus radar

Lindelof and Savić on Juventus radar

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Juventus are facing a prospect of losing Daniele Rugani to Chelsea, and they are currently contemplating Atletico Madrid’s Stefan Savić and Manchester United’s Victor Lindelöf as possible replacements, according to Tuttosport.

Apparently, Roman Abramovich is determined to fulfill every possible request of Maurizio Sarri at all costs, and Juventus are aware an offer for Rugani they would find hard to refuse might come their way.

Savić has been playing for Atletico Madrid for three years now, but before that he spent the same amount of time at Fiorentina and made 109 appearances for the Viola. Therefore, he is well-acquainted with the ways of Serie A and that experience could be of vital importance should Juventus opt to move in for his signature.

Meanwhile, Lindelöf joined Manchester United from Benfica a year ago as a hot defensive prospect, but it’s fair to say he has so far failed to make the cut. What’s more, manager Jose Mourinho seems to be in the market for yet another centre-back, and Lindelof could easily be allowed to leave.

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Juventus are facing a prospect of losing Daniele Rugani to Chelsea, and they are currently contemplating Atletico Madrid’s Stefan Savić and Manchester United’s Victor Lindelöf as possible replacements, according to Tutto...
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Juventus are facing a prospect of losing Daniele Rugani to Chelsea, and they are currently contemplating Atletico Madrid’s Stefan Savić and Manchester United’s Victor Lindelöf as possible replacements, according to Tuttosport.

Apparently, Roman Abramovich is determined to fulfill every possible request of Maurizio Sarri at all costs, and Juventus are aware an offer for Rugani they would find hard to refuse might come their way.

Savić has been playing for Atletico Madrid for three years now, but before that he spent the same amount of time at Fiorentina and made 109 appearances for the Viola. Therefore, he is well-acquainted with the ways of Serie A and that experience could be of vital importance should Juventus opt to move in for his signature.

Meanwhile, Lindelöf joined Manchester United from Benfica a year ago as a hot defensive prospect, but it’s fair to say he has so far failed to make the cut. What’s more, manager Jose Mourinho seems to be in the market for yet another centre-back, and Lindelof could easily be allowed to leave.

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