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TORINO – While the soap opera Messi seems to have an ending with the Argentine’s statements about his stay in Spain, his friend Luis Suarez continues his parallel battle to try to free himself from Barcelona. They are two different situations and they occur together only because of the friendship that unites the two South Americans, because in theory it should be easier for Suárez to free himself. Ronald Koeman He called him “out of the project” and Barça would gladly get rid of the 30 million gross from his last year of employment. But the termination of the contract is slow to be final, partly because at the moment the Blaugrana technicians are busy with something else and partly because Suárez wants a large compensation that Barça does not seem to want to grant him (for the series: we don’t want anything for your card, but we don’t give you anything).
THE GREAT WAIT
Meanwhile the Juventus wait. He has Suárez’s preference in his pocket and, above all, an agreement in principle with him (three years of 10 net per year, it is said). As soon as Suárez was released, Juventus would be ready to sign him, especially if in the meantime he had solved his passport problem (which is not insurmountable, but not even a walk). An expectation that Juventus shares with that of Edin Dzeko, which -like Suárez- has an agreement with Juventus (two years of almost 7 net per season) and Juventus, in turn, has an agreement with Rome. The missing piece is the Rome-Naples agreement for Belong to, who should take Dzeko’s place in the Giallorossi (a negotiation that Napoli is holding back a lot). Also in this case, as soon as Dzeko was released, Juventus would be ready to sign him.
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