The final movement has come in the transfer poker for Juventus defense chief Matthijs de Ligt! According to information from SPOX and GOAL, there has been renewed contact between FC Bayern Munich and those responsible for the old lady – with a new offer that Juve has already accepted.
First they had Bild and Sports1 unanimously reported on an improved Bayern offer of 70 million euros plus ten million euros in bonus payments.
This coincides with the demands of the Juve bosses for de Ligt, which, according to information from SPOX and GOAL were between 80 and 90 million euros – although de Ligt, who is contractually bound to the Bianconeri until 2024, actually has an exit clause of 120 million euros.
The Juve bosses have already accepted the offer and there is a full agreement on the transfer. De Ligt has received a five-year contract with Bayern until 2027 and is expected to earn around twelve million euros a year.
According to information from SPOX and GOAL Juventus is already looking for a replacement for De Ligt. However, the favorite Kalidou Koulibaly gave the Juve bosses a basket last week and switched to Chelsea.
Pau Torres from Villarreal, Nikola Milenkovic from Fiorentina, Gabriel from Arsenal and Gleison Bremer from Stadrivalen Torino are among those under discussion, although his timely transfer to Inter Milan is more likely.