Journalist insists Juventus may promote Fagioli – Casadei advised as substitute

Italian journalist Paolo Paganini claims Juventus may half methods with Nicolo Fagioli in January, and that his substitute may arrive from the Premier League.

Over the previous few days, there have been conflicting experiences over the way forward for the Italy worldwide who has been relegated to the bench in latest weeks, with Thiago Motta favoring Manuel Locatelli and Khephren Thuram within the double pivot.

A number of sources linked Fagioli with a January exit, with Paris Saint-Germain rising as a attainable vacation spot. Nonetheless, others like Fabrizio Romano have come out to pour chilly water on the rumors.

For his half, Paganini insists a mid-season exit might be on the playing cards, as PSG’s curiosity within the 23-year-old is actual. He believes that Juventus should elevate funds as a way to signal a brand new defender in January.

“There are some vital exits at Juventus, one above all Fagioli, who also needs to be bought for budgetary causes, in all probability to Paris Saint-Germain,” claimed the journalist throughout his look on Rai Sport through TuttoJuve.

Nonetheless, Paganini believes the Bianconeri would search the marketplace for a brand new midfielder in the event that they find yourself splitting paths with Fagioli. Therefore, the switch market knowledgeable suggests two potential replacements.

The primary is Chelsea teen Cesare Casadei who isn’t discovering any area with Enso Maresca this season regardless of their earlier collaboration at Leicester Metropolis. The 21-year-old hung out at Inter’s youth academy earlier than being snapped up by the Blues.

The second is Morten Frendrup, a 23-year-old Danish midfielder who was a real revelation at Genoa final season.

“Juventus will definitely be very energetic within the January market,” famous Paganini. “They’re additionally interested by a midfielder, who might be both Cesare Casadei or Morten Frendrup, who has additionally been linked to Milan. The latter was additionally one of many causes for Gilardino’s dismissal by Genoa.”