Juventus in meeting with Barcelona defensive target’s agent
Juventus have inclined up their endeavors to sign Napoli protector and Barcelona move target Kalidou Koulibaly this late spring.
The 31-year-old is in the last year of his agreement with the Partenopei and has chosen not to sign another arrangement with the Italians. It has opened the entryways for different clubs to plunge in and sign the Senegalese community half.
Barcelona are among the clubs that have shown areas of strength for an in Koulibaly. Chief Xavi Hernande needs to sign another middle back regardless of the fresh introduction of Andreas Christensen on a Bosman bargain.
Jules Kounde has been recognized as the essential objective, yet given his excessive cost tag, the Blaugrana are viewing at Koulibaly as a more savvy arrangement.
In any case, Barcelona are confronting serious contest from Juventus, who are attempting to poach Koulibaly from right in front of them this late spring.
According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Juventus are at present in a gathering with Koulibaly's representative, Fali Ramadani, as they hope to speed up their endeavors to attempt to sign him from Napoli.
The Bianconeri's direness to sign the Senegalese global stems from the vulnerability encompassing the eventual fate of Matthijs de Ligt. The Dutchman looks set to leave Turin this late spring with Chelsea and Bayern Munich competing for his marking.
It has constrained Juve to increase their determination to sign Koulibaly, with their donning chief Federico Cherubini presently in chats with the protector's agent, Ramadani.
It could come as a blow for Barcelona in their expectations of marking the previous KRC Genk man, as there has not much headway been made on the Kounde front, in spite of reports recommending in any case.
An accomplished campaigner and a pioneer at the back, Koulibaly can be a decent transient getting paperwork done for Barcelona. However, as things stand, Juventus could pip the Catalan goliaths to his exchange in the ongoing summer window.
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