Reports in the Italian media suggest Juventus will bring Stefano Sturaro back to the club in January, six months ahead of schedule.
The Italy U-21 midfielder joined the Bianconeri last summer for €5.5 million and was immediately loaned back to Genoa for the 2014/15 season.
Sportsmediaset suggest that Juventus have found an agreement to bring the Azzurrini star to Turin while GianlucaDiMarzio.com report that Juventus have already agreed the return in principle, the final ‘okay’, however, will come from Genoa, once their injury situation improves.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Juve coach Max Allegri would like to accelerate Sturaro’s return, given that Kwadwo Asamoah and Romulo are both recovering from surgery and not expected to return for at least another two months.
So, if Juve bring Sturaro back, we’d only actually pay 5.5m in total for him. Genoa would lose out on the bonuses. Great if true.
— Terrence Clarke (@terrenceKC) January 16, 2015
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I’d be really happy if we end up bringing back sturaro. it’d allow some rotation and he’d get to play alongside some of the best midfielders in the world
Everyone seems to hold Sturaro in very high regard – injuries to Asamoah and Romulo would mean bringing him back would make sense. Romulo is back to hellas in the summer anyway, you’d think
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