Juventus are planning to use Miralem Pjanic's buy-out clause to steal him from Roma, say reports.
In spite of the repeated statements by the Giallorossi directors that the Bosnian midfielder will not be sold, there are numerous clubs that are attempting to sign him.
According to Tuttosport, Juventus are among those clubs, with a plan that will certainly not be appreciated down in the capital.
Juventus are planning to use Miralem Pjanic's buy-out clause to steal him from Roma, say reports.
In spite of the repeated statements by the Giallorossi directors that the Bosnian midfielder will not be sold, there are numerous clubs that are attempting to sign him.
According to Tuttosport, Juventus are among those clubs, with a plan that will certainly not be appreciated down in the capital.
Apparently the Bianconeri are looking to take advantage of Pjanic's €38m buy-out clause, which allows them to take the player away for no more than that amount.
If sporting director Beppe Marotta is able to find a deal with the player himself, then he has no need to consult Roma to sign him.
The newspaper also reports that unspecified 'sources within Rome' suggest that Pjanic is open to the idea of a move.