Juventus Start Selling, Face Issues for Two Targets | OneFootball

Juventus are about to sort out one of the situations holding up their summer window, as they have struck a deal with Olympique Marseille for Timothy Weah. The USMNT representative was determined to join the Roberto De Zerbi-led franchise, but the negotiation took a while.

Per La Gazzetta dello Sport, it’ll be a €1M loan with a €14M obligation to buy, €3M add-ons, and a 10 percent resale clause. The 25-year-old, who had been signed from Lille for €11M, is departing after making 78 appearances in Turin.

Juventus have a lot of balls in the air and will have to decide which acquisition to accelerate after offloading Weah. They are in talks with PSG to bring back Randal Kolo Muani and put Jadon Sancho on the back burner.

Moreover, the Bianconeri are high on Morten Hjulmand. Sporting CP insist that the buyers should activate his €60M release clause. Instead, the Dane thinks the conditions should be different after Ruben Amorim’s departure. The Old Lady will address the position only after shipping off Douglas Luiz. Everton, Nottingham Forest, and West Ham are keen.

Instead, on the right wing, Nahuel Molina has lost steam because his exit from Atletico Madrid is far from certain, Mattia Moretto informs (via SOSFanta).

Our Take on Juventus Selling Weah

It’s unclear why Igor Tudor didn’t give him a real chance, but the terms are fine. They didn’t cave too quickly just to get it done for a change. As far as their possible additions go, it’ll be interesting to see whether they’ll go role for role, but they aren’t close to any wing-back, or if they’ll finally secure Sancho, which is a time-sensitive chase. It’d take a while if they preferred parting ways with Nicolas Gonzalez too first.