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Juventus, new contract close for Cuadrado

Juventus, new contract close for Cuadrado

  • Apollo Heyes
The future of Juan Cuadrado seems to have been decided. The Colombian winger has convinced Maurizio Sarri during the pre-season preparations, in part thanks to his versatility. Luca Pellegrini’s transfer, in fact, forces the Bianconeri to find more depth in the full-back position, to add to Alex Sandro, Danilo and Mattia De Sciglio. It will be Cuadrado that will join these three in that role, a role he has already impressed at under previous manager Massimiliano Allegri.
 
According to a report from La Gazzetta dello Sport, a contract renewal for the Colombian is only a step away: a one season extension to 2021 worth €4m net per season. It is now unlikely that the Bianconeri will sell the player, securing his future in Turin. If a club is interested in acquiring him, then an offer of more than €20m will be needed to convince Juventus to sell him and return to the market in search of a new full-back, unlikely considering the transfer window is only weeks away from closing.