“Faux information” – David Hancko quashes Juventus negotiations rumors

Juventus have been closely linked with David Hancko over the previous few days, however the latter denies having any talks with the Serie A giants.

The Bianconeri need to signal a brand new defender in January after shedding Gleison Bremer to harm till the tip of the season. In current weeks, a number of names have been talked about as doable candidates, however it seems that the intense choices have been narrowed to 2 or three, with Hancko being one in every of them.

The 27-year-old has been plying his commerce at Feyenoord since 2022, cementing himself as one of many best centre-backs within the Eredivisie. This season, he hasn’t missed a minute in any competitors, showcasing his impeccable situation.

Apart from Benfica teen Antonio Silva, the Slovakia worldwide has been described as Juve’s precedence goal for January, or doubtlessly a summer season acquisition. Furthermore, a current report claimed that the Bianconeri have reached an settlement over private phrases with the participant’s entourage.

However, Hancko has now come out to disclaim the story, labeling it as “faux information”, whereas insisting he’s solely centered on delivering the products in Rotterdam.

“I’m not pleased with the faux information that’s circulating about my contacts with Juventus and about an settlement that I’ve already reached with them. There’s nothing true,” insisted Hancko in an interview with Dutch newspaper AD Sportwereld by way of Calciomercato.

However, the defender doesn’t rule out the opportunity of an curiosity from the Turin-based giants.

“Juventus could also be however now we have by no means spoken. I informed my teammates that it’s all false, I don’t know the place these rumors come from.”

Whereas the participant has quashed the story, Calciomercato is constructive that Thiago Motta is eager to deliver the participant to Juventus. Nonetheless, this gained’t be a straightforward mission with Feyenoord armoring him with a contract legitimate till 2028 and a request of 35 million euros.