Regardless of failing to safe the participant’s companies in January, Juventus reportedly have an settlement in hand with Feyenoord for David Hancko.
The 27-year-old was arguably the primary title on Cristiano Giuntoli’s checklist in January. The Bianconeri recognized him as the perfect profile to bolster the backline, particularly after shedding Gleison Bremer and Juan Cabal to season-ending accidents and parting methods with former membership captain Danilo.
Nonetheless, the cussed Dutch giants refused to interrupt aside with the Slovakian in the course of the marketing campaign.
As Calciomercato explains, Juventus additionally launched a late onslaught for Hancko within the remaining days of the winter switch session, however to no avail. The supply claims Milan delivered the ultimate blow for the Previous Woman’s hopes of signing the defender by shopping for Santiago Giminez. Therefore, Feyenoord have been by no means going to sanction the departures of their two high stars in the course of the season.
In the long run, the Bianconeri ended up signing Renato Veiga on a dry mortgage from Chelsea, along with Lloyd Kelly on mortgage with an obligation to purchase from Newcastle United.
Nonetheless, the report insists that the Serie A giants have already booked Hancko for subsequent season. The 2 golf equipment have an settlement in precept that might see the centre-back transfer to Turin for circa 22 million euros. Juventus have additionally reached an accord with the participant’s entourage some time in the past. The Slovakia worldwide would pen a five-year deal that features a web wage of two.5 million euros.
CM now expects the 2 to calmly iron out the ultimate particulars of their settlement now that the January chaos is behind us.
Hancko is a youth product of MSK Zilina who had an underwhelming expertise at Fiorentina in 2019/20, earlier than cementing himself as a pillar at Feyenoord the place he’s been plying his commerce since 2022. Though he’s initially a central defender, he can even fill in at left-back.