This month, observers only expect Juventus to spend on the market if they can raise funds from a sale. In this sense, Weston McKennie has emerged as the favorite candidate to leave in the middle of the campaign.
The American is considered expendable at Max Allegri’s court, but reportedly has suitors who are willing to shell out the money for his services.
For example, we reported on Bournemouth’s approach yesterday, but it seems the 24-year-old doesn’t like the idea of ​​joining the struggling Premier League. Instead, the midfielder is said to be expecting a significantly bigger fate.
According to Sportmediaset via TuttoJuve, McKennie has given his preference to Borussia Dortmund and is waiting for a call from the Bundesliga giants.
This would almost be a homecoming for the USMNT star who had started his playing career at Otterbach as a child. He, too, spent three years at Schalke between 2017 and 2020 before coming to the attention of former Juventus manager Fabio Paratici.
Ironically, Schalke are Dortmund’s arch-rivals, with the two teams clashing heads at the Revierderby.
For its part, Juventus would happily allow McKennie to move to Westfalia for the right price, which is supposedly set at 30 million euros.
This season, the Texan has contributed a goal and an assist in 11 Serie A games. He also has two strikes to his name in five Champions League outings.
