Juventus are open to selling Weston McKennie in the next transfer window, although they could also lose Adrien Rabiot.
The American has not been a regular this season, trailing Fabio Miretti in the club’s pecking order at times.
The Bianconeri are struggling to keep Rabiot as he enters his last six months at the club, and that should make them want to keep their other midfielders.
However, La Stampa via Football Italia reveals that the American comes at a price if anyone gets serious amid interest from Liverpool and Tottenham.
The report claims that if someone offers between 25 and 30 million euros, Juve will part with the former Schalke 04 player.
Juve FC says
Mckennie has not been an exceptional player since moving to Juve, and the club will feel they can find a replacement to suit Max Allegri’s style of play.
McKennie did well for the US at the World Cup, and could have won him more fans around the world, and €30m shouldn’t be too much to pay.
However, clubs always have a small budget in January, and we may have to wait until the end of the season before a club makes a serious signing approach.
