The future of Mattia De Sciglio is one of many that Massimiliano Allegri has to sort out now that he has returned as the manager of Juventus.
The full-back was out of the plans of Andrea Pirlo last season and he spent the campaign on loan at Lyon.
He has returned like every other Bianconeri player and there have been several rumours about his future.
His fine form in France means he can still return to the French club and would not lack suitors if he is put up for sale.
However, Calciomercato claims Allegri has decided to keep him in Turin as a part of his plans for the upcoming season.
The Livorno-native worked well with the defender during his initial stint as the manager of the Bianconeri and believes he would still need his services now as well.
Juventus is working with a tight transfer budget and they need all the players that they can get now without spending money.
Pirlo used Juan Cuadrado as his right-back last season and the Colombian did well. He would now face competition for a starting place from De Sciglio in the 2021/2022 campaign.
Here we go again!
Why keep such an ineffective player that has little or nothing to offer and let a player like Damiral join your rival. I really don’t get it!!!
Worst transfer market so far. So annoying
Allegri’s Juventus seems like it will go back to hat it was 3 years ago with De Sciglio and Rugani potentially staying and Pjanic returning. Juventus will only go backwards with this approach. None of those players is going to improve us, even Pjanic who is poor defensively and has had two bad seasons now. Pjanic is going to stop us getting Locatelli which is really annoying!!!!
Keep De Sciglio and Rugani but sell Demiral to a rival club. What kind of logic is this? This is the worst mercato for any top team ever. If we qualify for the CL next season I’d be really surprised.
Same old stories
It’s better to promote from the academy than to maintain old players with no potential
Romero as example
Rugani, De sciglio, morata , Ramzy, and all those above 30 should leave with the exception of Ronaldo and Chiellini
Let us concentrate on building young players than to focus on old rotten players considering the trend of nowadays market.
Just an advice from a die hearted Bianconeri fan from Africa Sierra Leone