As reported by CM.com’s Nicola Balice, there is an interesting story coming from Europe today. When a young champion is on the market, Juve has an obligation to try. It was a clear message among those launched by Beppe Marotta recently. A phrase related to Gigio Donnarumma's position, but it can obviously be extended to other situations as well. One, in particular, once again leads to Munich where there is another young talent that continues to show signs of impatience: Renato Sanches. The fascinating 19 year old did not even break the thousand minute mark this season under Carlo Ancelotti. It is an idea that was discussed on the ever-hot Juve-Bayern axis, with the Bianconeri leadership informing the Bavarians that they were interested in making a deal in the event that the Portuguese player decides to leave.

IDEAL COUP - It would not be an easy track to trace. Just last season Sanches was bought from Benfica for a monstrous figure of 35 million EUR, an investment that Bayern will have to protect in every way possible. However, the central midfielder has not been able to convince Ancelotti with his agent Jorge Mendes who has already made it clear to the German club that he wants more playing time, and the introduction of Tolisso does not leave too many guarantees. Thus, ideas of a two-year loan, with a right to purchase (though at quite high figures), are increasingly growing. A solution is being studied at the Bayern headquarters, which would allow the German club to protect their investment, but keep the player happy. But if he was to move, it appears that Juve are in pole position, ready to do what is necessary to persuade the player.