After a solid start to the campaign at Juventus, Wojciech Szczesny did his thing in Qatar, establishing himself as Poland’s ultimate hero during the World Cup group stage.
The goalkeeper saved two penalties, including one against Lionel Messi, and with his heroism dragged the Polish team into the round of 16, where they were eliminated at the hands of France.
The 32-year-old has certainly earned himself a few suitors along the way, leaving Juventus in quite the dilemma, as TuttoJuve explains.
With his contract expiring in 2024, the bianconeri have three options on the table. The first is to move on with the goalkeeper for another campaign before finally parting ways.
The second option is to offer him a renewal that would extend their relationship beyond 2024, although he is still one of the club’s top earners.
While the latter scenario would be to rely on revived interest by selling the experienced custodian in the summer. The source explains that Juventus could collect a figure close to 10 million euros from a sale and save 6.5 million in the salary bill.
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Amid the club’s financial difficulties, we can understand why Juventus might want to capitalize on every opportunity to turn a profit and cut costs.
Although we all love Szczesny, it would make sense to have him while we can, but only if management has a suitable replacement (Empoli’s Guglielmo Vicario remains a frontrunner).
