Juventus director Giuseppe Marotta has disclosed that the club are willing and ready to accept Chelsea and Manchester United stars Alvaro Morata and Paul Pogba back to the team as their future looks shaky at their respective clubs.
Intense rumors lately has linked Pogba with a move from Manchester United after he was lowered to the bench in the second half of Blues defeat to West Brom, the eighth time it has happened in the last 13 games. Pogba joined the Italian giants in 2012 before exiting after four years for a then-world record of £89.3m
At Stamford Bridge, Morata has been struggling to keep up a good work he began at the club in his first 10 games, with just two goals to his name from the beginning of the year. He has openly expressed memories of his two-year stay in Juventus and how he enjoyed his time in Turin.
His stay came to an end when Real Madrid bought him in 2016 and a year later traded him off to Chelsea for £57 million.
Now, according to Mediaset Premium via Evening Standard, Chelsea and Man United may cut their losses and accept a deal from Juventus next summer with the Turin giants also ready to do business that would shake the transfer world.
