The January transfer session has come and gone, but not a single player has joined Max Allegri’s first team. However, Juventus officials had made one last attempt to call Andrea Cambiaso from Bologna.
Ultimately, to no avail, as the 22-year-old will spend the remainder of the campaign at the Renato Dall’Ara Stadium before returning to Turin in the summer.
According to Ilbianconero, Juventus had a glimmer of hope when Bologna signed Giorgos Kyriakopoulos -another winger-, however, Thiago Motta insisted on keeping Cambiaso’s services.
Therefore, the Bianconeri will continue to suffer from a dearth of options in the full-back/wing-out department.
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For one reason or another, Juventus have the ability to make things difficult for themselves. For example, the decision to loan out both Luca Pellegrini and Cambiaso remains puzzling.
Congratulations to the new interim sporting director, Giovanni Manna, for trying to rectify the situation, but Bologna had no reason to cooperate.
On a positive note, it’s nice to know that Motta holds Cambiaso in high regard, suggesting that the youngster has all the makings to become a top full-back.
This season, the former Genoa player has so far contributed two assists in 18 Serie A appearances.
