Juventus have received a boost in their bid to buy Mykhailo Mudryk as his club have now reduced the asking price for his signing.
The youngster has turned heads with his performances in Europe this campaign and it seems only a matter of time before he leaves Shakhtar Donetsk.
At 21, he is already the main man at his current club and continues to deliver for them on the biggest stage.
They had insisted that he would not leave unless a suitor paid €100 million. However, that fee has been reduced, according to a report.
Calciomercato reveals that they could accept an offer of about 50 million euros plus bonds to sell it now.
However, he adds that the youngster is now closing in on Arsenal, who have no problem spending that money on his purchase.
Juve FC says
Mudryk is one of the best youngsters in the world and he will do a great job at the next club he joins.
However, he is probably too expensive at €50m considering he has yet to play for a top European club.
If he moves to Arsenal and proves to be a world-class player, we could buy him from him, although it could require a record fee.
