MiType: Juventus has quoted Muani is waiting for Paris to reply, and if it is rejected, it will immediately turn to Opunta

August 31, According to the "Milan Sports" report, Juventus is waiting for Paris to respond to Muani's offer, and if it refuses, it will immediately turn to Opunta.

The two-month summer window was compressed to two days. Juventus and Paris have entered the final stage of the tug-of-war over Muani's transfer. Both sides began to show their trump card: Juventus, which is restricted by the Fiscal Fairness Act, is waiting for Paris to respond to a quotation of 10 million euros loan fee + 45 million euros + 50 million euros with conditions for forced buyout.

Now either Paris accepts it or Juventus gives up. If Paris is willing to let go, Juventus will sign back Muani, who has already reached an oral agreement. If Paris continues to demand a permanent transfer or unconditional forced buyout, Juventus will be forced to turn to a more affordable alternative. At present, David and Vlahovic are already in the Juventus team.

Although Comoli has remained confident in reaching a deal, he has not yet made a statement and has begun preparing for potential trade failures in recent days to find other alternatives. Juventus initially considered Chelsea's Jackson, but Bayern's fierce competition turned Juventus to Oponda.

Openda showed his willingness to leave Leipzig, which also strengthened Juventus' interest. If negotiations with Paris break down, Juventus is ready to turn to Oponda quickly. Like Muani, Openda is also a versatile person, two years younger, and has a lower overall cost. Not only the transfer fee, but the salary is particularly obvious: Muani currently has an annual salary of 8 million euros, and Opunda may "satisfie" half of his salary.

Juventus even wants to bring in a wide player, depending on whether Gonzalez leaves the team at the last moment, the Argentinian hopes to reach an agreement with Atletico Madrid, and Comoli tries to trade him for Molina, but the latter is unwilling to leave Atletico in World Cup year.

Therefore, Juventus has also visited Manchester United's Mazravi and Sevilla's Juanlu in the past few hours, while Juventus is also continuing to contact Gergrova, whose contract expires next summer despite being a winger rather than a fullback.

Lille chairman Le Don has refused to sell Gergrova to Marseille, but is open to other teams: "If other clubs make offers, we are willing to sit down and talk."