Chelsea’s former manager has a contract in Turin until 2021, but is part of the plans of Juve’s new coach Andrea Pirlo.
However, according to Tuttosport, there is no interest in Higuain from other clubs and will agree to leave if he receives his 6.75 million pounds of salary for the remaining year of his contract.
Negotiating a mutual termination of the Argentine’s contract would allow former Napoli leader to become a relaxed agent in his own future.
Despite Higuain’s signing of 75.3 million pounds from Napoli in 2016, juve will lose 16.2 million pounds, in charge of the latter year with moving fees, for the 32-year-old to start over.
Juventus have been moving Higuain and his salary since the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo in 2018.
Pipita spent the 2018–19 season on loan at AC Milan and then at Chelsea with their former Napoli manager Maurizio Sarri, but neither club persuaded for the move to be permanent.
Despite Sarri’s arrival in Turin last summer, the Bianconeri had returned hoping to sell Higuain to balance their accounts, but the striker rejected all deliveries to fight for their place.
However, he discovered playing time with Sarri, scoring 11 goals in 44 appearances in all competitions last season, but Juve’s new coach Pirlo has already made a resolution on Higuain’s future.
Yesterday’s reports warned that Argentine midfielder and German midfielder Sami Khedira would be removed via Pirlo as he tried to rejuvenate his aging team.
Former Higuain club River Plate has been advised as an imaginable destination for the forward as he passed the lock in Buenos Aires.
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