Juventus continues to evolve as the Bianconeri remains one of Italy’s leading clubs.
Over the last two seasons, several players have left Max Allegri’s side and the gaffer will continue to lose some of the men he inherited at the Allianz Stadium last term.
He has added some players from the market and others from Juve’s Next Gen side to his squad in recent months and more changes are coming in the summer.
As the club builds its team for the future, two current players may no longer be in their squad by the end of this season.
The Bianconeri will reportedly not offer a new deal to Adrien Rabiot and will not sign Paredes permanently, even though they have the option.
Calciomercato reveals they are building a future with neither player featuring and they instead have replacements in mind.
Juve FC Says
Every club evolves and we will continue to show we are preparing well for changes.
It will be great to keep Rabiot, but we should not break the bank for any player when there will be cheaper alternatives at the end of the season.
Paredes has not been good enough and cannot even bench some of our young midfielders, so it makes no sense to keep him.
Parades was always a strange fit from the very beginning. I think the reality is that he was the safety pick when our other attempts were in vain and then he never even reached the level we thought he was starting out from. He was never going to be made permanent.
Rabiot signed a massive deal when he joined and it took until the first half of his final year for him to perform like a player on his kind of wages. I think his very recent performances were of the calibre required to justify his contract but that is no good to us if you are going to be mediocre unless its a contract year. I can’t expect any other outcome than if we extended his contract he would go straight back to his 1(admittedly stylish)goal per season and criminally slack coverage.