The rumour was Juve had asked Raiola if they could take him on loan for a season.
Weve countered that it would need to be a loan with an obligation to buy or a straight sale.
Unless youve seen anything else this rumour hasnt got any legs.
We paid £5-7mil up front with a total agreement at £22mil + £5mil in clauses.
Juventus tried everything to keep him a year ago and he refused so they had to sell him with only a year left.
Youre saying £27mil would be "stupid to refuse" and "No way Juventus are that soft to pay £27mil".
No matter what you think of the player, the fact is that Juventus are one of the biggest clubs in the world who want to bring back a 20 year old Italian international loved by the club and supporters alike.
The fact is that at £27mil (incl clauses) was the fee when he had 1 year on his contract. The fact is that we have him on a £50k a week deal and dont need to sell.
If Juventus want him and Ancelotti/Brands are open to it then we should be demanding either a swap deal (get a player + fudge FFP) or £40mil+
£30mil or less would be absolutely insanely bad business at the same level of daftness as signing Iwobi and Delph.
We dont know if he wants to be at the club? Him training hard before the season started seemed to show he wanted to prove himself...who knows.
Unless Ancelotti has spoken with Kean and told him hes going to mould him into a target man then ive no clue why hes been played there...likewise strange to play him on the right against WBA when he could have slotted in upfront.
Of all the players in world football you are posting about Josh King mate?
Bewildering.
Lets not jinx them
So we sell him to focus on "other areas to address" and then also need another centre forward to replace him.
How does that work?