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According to Agatha Christie, three clues provide evidence. But it is always better to have two than one, or even zero. We are in an embryonic state of potential negotiation, but the signs that Kevin De Bruyne launched in the last week let’s foresee a market on fire with him Juventus in the window for a champion at the height of his career but who has an empty board internationally and wants to fix it.
The Manchester City midfielder, in an interview with a Belgian newspaper, said that two years without the Champions League, between the coronavirus and the disqualification for the violations of the financial Fair Play, would be too many and that such a scenario could see him at first towards one great at the citizen level.
Pending the outcome of the appeal filed by the English club, which appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Tas), De Bruyne began to look around. In another statement, dating back to the end of April, the midfielder has let out the phrases that feed the dreams of Juventus fans: “I would like to play with forwards like Cristiano Ronaldo. Because of how I play my role, attackers are very important. CR7 would blow up my assists, he could cross three meters high and he would get there anyway. “Joking, but not much, I only see the Portuguese goal against Sampdoria in Marassi.
How will Juventus interpret these signals? Hard to say, Sarri certainly appreciates the player so much, that in the time of Naples he taught Zielinski only the typical movements of the Belgian: if there is an ideal player for the Juventus coach midfielder, it is De Bruyne, who can play indifferently from internal or midfielder. Of course, money, between the card and the commitment, is the biggest obstacle to overcome: yes, the disqualification inflicted by UEFA (if confirmed by Tas) and the crisis linked to the coronavirus, which will reduce the flow of money in football a few years could favor Juventus. But the starting point is very high and the other greats in Europe will certainly not be watching. Going to less than 100 million for the card would already be a success: we are talking about the probably most complete midfielder in the world. And it’s an expense, however expensive, capable of being partially absorbed by the sale of some big names that could pack their bags. Two above all, Pjanic and Higuain.
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Mercato, De Bruyne scares the city: “Too two years without champions”
