As per custom, it is suggested that Weston McKennie leave Juventus before the start of a transfer session. While some observers had previously suggested the American’s future could hinge on Paul Pogba’s condition, a new report claims otherwise.
According to Corriere di Torino via ilBianconero, Juventus would be willing to sell the American in January regardless of Pogba’s recovery.
The source explains how Adrien Rabiot’s future is tangled up with his compatriot’s condition. In other words, if Pogba doesn’t show his fitness in the coming weeks, Max Allegri won’t let his other French midfielder leave this winter, even though he has an expiring contract.
Rather, McKennie is reportedly free to go if the right offer comes along. The 24-year-old signed for the Italians in the summer of 2020, but his time at the club has been a roller coaster of ups and downs.
Juve FC says
With Fabio Miretti and Nicolò Fagioli rising rapidly through the ranks, McKennie’s playing time could dwindle in the second half of the season. So it would make sense for him to cash in on the USMNT star if we got an attractive offer.
As for Rabiot, it seems that the player and his mother Veronique have no intention of leaving Juventus before the end of the season, even if management tries to sell him.
