Juventus have reportedly agreed a deal with Chelsea to sign Juan Cuadrado permanently for a reduced price of €22m.
The Colombia international arrived on loan from the Blues in the summer after only six months in the Premier League, and has impressed for the Old Lady despite the team’s poor form.
The Bianconeri paid €1.5m in the summer for the loan, with the obligation to buy set at €25m.
Juventus have reportedly agreed a deal with Chelsea to sign Juan Cuadrado permanently for a reduced price of €22m.
The Colombia international arrived on loan from the Blues in the summer after only six months in the Premier League, and has impressed for the Old Lady despite the team’s poor form.
The Bianconeri paid €1.5m in the summer for the loan, with the obligation to buy set at €25m.
However, Gazzetta dello Sport has reported today that the two clubs have agreed a €3m discount for the Turin giants, with the transfer due to be completed when the January transfer window opens.
The 27-year-old has rediscovered some of his best form in a Juve shirt, and has proven to be important for Coach Massimiliano Allegri thanks to his ability to adapt to both 3-5-2 and 4-3-3 formations.
Cuadrado has made nine appearances in all competitions for the Old Lady this season, contributing two assists.