FOOTBALL · THE CONVERSATION STARTS HERE

Juventus Continue Searching for a Left-Back for January

Story updated

The story in brief

15-second read

Juventus is continuing to search for a left-back to potentially sign in January, as their current options, Andrea Cambiaso and Juan Cabal, have underwhelmed, with right-footed Zeki Celik being used instead until he suffered a thigh injury. The club is reportedly considering several alternatives. Juventus has been monitoring the situation and weighing their options.

Kickjolly · AI-written · automatically reviewed · The Cult of Calcio ↗
Read the original article ↗
Juventus continue shortlisting left-backs ahead of January, as their two, Andrea Cambiaso and Juan Cabal, have been rather underwhelming.
The Cult of Calcio · feed photo

The full picture

Juventus is continuing to search for a left-back to potentially sign in January, as their current options, Andrea Cambiaso and Juan Cabal, have underwhelmed, with right-footed Zeki Celik being used instead until he suffered a thigh injury. The club is reportedly considering several alternatives. Juventus has been monitoring the situation and weighing their options.

At a glance

Reporting status
Reported
Original publisher
The Cult of Calcio ↗
Source published
Clubs covered
Juventus

Attributed publisher reporting. Kickjolly has not independently confirmed the claim.

How we label and update stories

Source context

Juventus continue shortlisting left-backs ahead of January, as their two, Andrea Cambiaso and Juan Cabal, have been rather underwhelming, and Luciano Spalletti has utilized right-footed Zeki Celik there for the most part so far, until a recent thigh injury. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport (via Calciomercato), Rayan Ait-Nouri has signaled he’d be open to a move if the Bianconeri choose him. However, there have been no contacts with Manchester City yet. The negotiation hasn’t started at this stage, and his price tag is significant. Juventus are still weighing their options and monitoring a few more targets.

Source excerpt · The Cult of Calcio

Read original report ↗

The stands

0 comments

Have your say. Keep it about football. Guest comments are reviewed before appearing publicly.

Be the first to start the conversation.