Atalanta striker could rejoin with Demiral at Juventus next season
On the rear of a mission loaded up with high points and low points, Merih Demiral's future is everything except certain.
The former Seria a heavyweight champions is currently in a hunt for replacement for their team as they currently have a good number of departures from the club.
The old ladies will be losing the likes of morata and chiellini this summer and their replacement Is highly needed ahead of Next summer campaign.
The old ladies have been linked with a series of players including Barcelona midfielder De Jong and currently reunion of Paul Pogba who is currently out of contract with the reds.
Following two years in Turin, Juventus sent the Turk borrowed to Atalanta with a choice to purchase. Yet, following areas of strength for a, his structure relapsed in the last option stages, with Gian Piero Gasperini liking to convey Marten de Roon (a midfielder) as a feature of the back-three.
So as per Calciomercato, Atalanta could choose to wave their entitlement to purchase Demiral, which would save them 20 million euros.
La Dea would possibly buy the safeguard on the off chance that they can create a prompt gain from a deal (like Cristian Romero's case the previous summer), yet right now, this situation stays improbable, particularly with Juventus getting 10% cut from a resale.
Along these lines, Demiral could be coming back to Turin, and he could be joined by another Atalanta player.
As we probably are aware, the Bianconeri are currently scanning the market for another striker who can go about as a reinforcement for Dusan Vlahovic, and the source accepts that Luis Muriel could fit the job.
While Juventus will attempt to sign the Colombian for around 10 millions, the Orobici will request a higher figure for the accomplished and flexible forward who has likewise drawn in light of a legitimate concern for Inter, Roma and West Ham.
The report guarantees that Juventus and Atalanta could at last arrive at a split a tad under 14 millions
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