Juventus & Napoli on alert as PSG place Milan Skriniar on switch listing

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly seeking to promote Juventus switch goal Milan Skriniar in January.

The 29-year-old was one of the resolute defenders in Serie A throughout his time at Inter, however has been struggling for kind, confidence and enjoying time since becoming a member of the French champions on a free switch in the summertime of 2023. This season, he has solely earned 380 minutes throughout all competitions, collaborating in simply 5 Ligue 1 fixtures.

So in line with Calciomercato, the writing is on the wall for Skriniar who has been positioned on the switch listing forward of the mid-season switch window after failing to win the favor of his supervisor Luis Enrique.

This might be the opening Juventus want, because the membership is in dire want of a brand new centre-back following Gleison Bremer’s season-ending damage. The membership’s Soccer Director Cristiano Giuntoli confirmed on a number of events that the Bianconeri shall be trying so as to add a brand new defender to their ranks in January.

Over the previous few months, Skriniar has been one of the recurring names on the membership’s rumor mill. A number of sources had recognized the Slovakian because the Outdated Girl’s first-choice switch goal.

Nevertheless, the state of affairs might have modified over the previous few weeks, with Antonio Silva’s candidacy gaining floor. The 21-year-old Portuguese is reportedly eager to depart Benfica, and his agent Jorge Mendes has been an ally for Juventus.

Subsequently, it stays to be seen if the Turin-based giants are nonetheless aiming to lure Skriniar to Continassa or have as an alternative dropped their curiosity in favor of different targets.

However, the supply claims that Napoli are additionally within the race for the previous Sampdoria and Inter defender, as Antonio Conte has requested reinforcement on the again. The Partenopei could be hoping to strike a mortgage settlement with PSG with the Ligue 1 champions contributing to the participant’s €9 million wage.