Journal AS reports that Juventus will only allow Morata to leave when they find a replacement.
After taking change practically for granted, Complications arose for the possible transfer of Alvaro Morata to Barcelona. At least so says the newspaper “AS”.
According to the Spanish sports daily, Juventus intends to “get rid of” the striker only when he finds a replacement, and it seems that the two solutions on the horizon are not easy to deduce.
Mauro Icardi, from Paris Saint-Germain, and Arcadius Milik, on loan from Napoli to Marseille, will be targets for “Vecia Signora”.
The Argentine striker will be the main target of the Italian club, but the intentions for a possible loan terms differ: if the French man wanted a transfer with a mandatory purchase condition, on the other hand, Juventus would prefer to take a loan without any condition.
The same thing happens with the Poles. Marseille, which must pay Naples, by June 8, eight million euros plus four variables, requires a mandatory purchase clause at a value higher than it must pay the Napolitans and the inclusion of Caio Jorge in the negotiations has not changed. .
